Newsflash: Council optimises printer fleet
Although only part way through optimising its printer fleet, printer costs at Lancashire County Council are heading for a 36 per cent reduction. Before the initiative started, the council had 2,900 networked machines. The printers and photocopiers are being replaced with one multifunction machine for every seven that existed previously.
Energy consumption has dropped by 75 per cent. Mono print output dropped by 43 per cent and colour by 36 per cent in a year, so paper and toner cartridge consumption has dropped too.
New capabilities mean that documents can be securely printed to a machine in the nearest office, removing the need for staff to travel back to their own offices. Another win for the environment and for the bottom line.
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