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Dell laser & multifunction printers
Ilse Jurriën : September 7th 2006 - 10:03 CET
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 Dell laser & multifunction printers : Quad/Graphics, the world's largest privately-held printer of commercial products including magazines, catalogs and direct mail, has selected Dell laser and multifunction printers to help improve internal operations and reduce costs. The company chose Dell 5210n and 5310n workgroup laser, 5110n color laser and 1815dn multifunction printers to consolidate its desktop printing infrastructure to support administrative operations. Quad/Graphics also purchased Dell PowerEdge2850 servers and standardized on OptiPlexGX620 desktops and Dell Precision380 workstations in its Sussex, Wis., corporate headquarters, nine domestic plants and 14 sales offices. In addition to top-notch hardware,
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 Dell Toner Management System
Quad/Graphics relies on the Dell Toner Management System to help track internal printing volume. The system displays toner levels on the status window during every print job, simplifying the monitoring of resources and the purchase process. Managing the company's printing assets helps the company track spending.
Quad/Graphics - High-quality printed products
"As a provider of high-quality printed products, we realize that everything we produce - both internally and externally - is a reflection of our company," said Steve Jaeger, vice president of information technology, Quad/Graphics. "We rely on Dell to provide us with a quality desktop-printer solution within our administrative areas at the most reasonable cost of ownership."
Dell technology - Quad/Graphics service
"Most businesses today find color printing a necessity. It is our goal at Dell to provide technology that drives down the cost of creating documents of all kinds," said Bill Rodrigues, Dell's vice president, Large Business. "By infusing Dell technology into its operations, Quad/Graphics can focus on providing excellent service to customers while keeping costs low."
About Quad/Graphics
Sussex, Wis.-based Quad/Graphics is the world's largest privately held printer of magazines, catalogs and other commercial products, and the third-largest printer - public or private - in the Western Hemisphere. It has 12,000 employees worldwide and annual sales of $ 2 billion.
About Dell
Dell Inc. listens to customers and delivers innovative technology and services they trust and value. Uniquely enabled by its direct business model, Dell sells more systems globally than any computer company, placing it No. 25 on the Fortune 500. Company revenue for the past four quarters was $ 56.7 billion.
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