\n\t\t\t\tXerox\u2019s network printer specialist Michael Person takes a selfie with the audience and showed them how easy it is to print from phones and tablets by wirelessly connecting these devices to their units. (Frauleine S. Villanueva)\n\t\t\t\t<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\t\t<\/div>\n\nBut what if instant photo printing\u2014or printing other important office files from your mobile devices\u2014do not require you to purchase another Polaroid or another printer other than your Xerox machine?<\/p>\n
In a recent tech show at their Garapan office, Xerox focused on the capabilities of their software instead of presenting units and machines.<\/p>\n
Network printer specialist Michael Person showed how easy it is to print from phones and tablets just by wirelessly connecting these devices to their units.<\/p>\n
Attendees of the tech show had fun taking photos and printing them without standing up from their seats.<\/p>\n
Using the ConnectKey technology, you can easily connect and print from your mobile phone to your machine without the hassle of transferring files from one device to another, making it a productive and time-saving tool that is indispensable in an office setting with all the documents and files that one can accesses through mobile devices.<\/p>\n
Person also showed how easy these printouts can be scanned, converted into PDF files, and saved on another device or computer.<\/p>\n
Another Xerox software is the Digital Alternatives Tool, a cloud-based app that allows users to share documents across all of computers and mobile devices. It can also easily read documents like on a tablet, take digital notes on pages, fill out any form, and digitally sign any document.<\/p>\n
\u201cSoftware powers the machines. You have Windows to a PC, you have an operating system for your Mackintosh, ConnectKey is the operating system for the equipment. That\u2019s what I really want to highlight today,\u201d said Person.<\/p>\n
Providing customers\u2019 needs<\/strong>
\n\u201cMore software and applications, just a lot of things that\u2019s basically managing what matters to our customers the most,\u201d said Services and Solutions executive Nola K. Hix.<\/p>\nAccording to Person, their software is what makes their units different.<\/p>\n
\u201cOur operating system is what sets us apart. It is the software solutions that will take us to the next level with electronic documents,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n
For Hix, it\u2019s all about serving the customers\u2019 needs and allowing them to catch up with technology.<\/p>\n
\u201cCustomers want to be able to sync with the printer, glued to their phones and make sure that whatever it is that they\u2019re doing is all synced into one and easily accessible. Right now, what Xerox is doing is basically following what matters most in the office, basically allowing you to do things seamlessly, wirelessly, mobile as you can see with the phones. We\u2019re really moving with technology,\u201d Hix said.<\/p>\n
After the interactive and remarkable presentation, guests were treated to a raffle where they won shopping sprees, movie passes, free gas, and VIP concert tickets.<\/p>\n
\u201cIt\u2019s a great turnout. I feel like not only do we share a business relationship with our customers, but our customers are just like our family,\u201d Hix said.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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