Xerox is among the printing industry’s digital pioneers and continues to lead efforts to help businesses profit from the ongoing digital printing revolution. Xerox ignited the customised production-printing industry in 1977 by introducing high-speed laser printing for producing computer-databased output. In 1990, the DocuTech Production Publisher spawned today's fast-growing, print-on demand industry. In 2002 Xerox launched its iGen3 Digital Production Press, the industry's most advanced and cost-effective digital colour press. It is revolutionising the colour print market, as it combines the image quality of offset printing with the speed and technical capabilities of digital printing.
Xerox's primary high-end product families are DocuPrint for enterprise printing, Xerox Nuvera and DocuTech for digital on-demand printing and DocuColor and iGen3 for digital full-colour printing. Printing Systems Group, (“PSG”) is responsible for production colour, production black-and-white and highlight colour digital presses in cut-sheet and wide-format systems. These systems are designed for customers in the graphic communication industry and for large enterprises.
The Production Systems Group also offers total document solutions and services that can scan, view, manage and produce documents, as well as a variety of pre-press and post-press digital workflow options to meet customer demands. The FreeFlow digital workflow collection consists of software; hardware and tools that help print providers, simplify work processes, attract new business with high volume applications, and better manage print jobs from creation to final invoice and fulfilment.
Production Systems Group solutions enable just-in-time printing, one-to-one personalised printing and digital book production across multiple environments. In addition, Xerox develops a wide range of complementary finishing devices and supplies.
