FujiFilm stories
Fuji Xerox staff across New Zealand strike for a second day over pay, rejecting a 2% raise that won't be backdated to 2018 amid financial losses.
Fujifilm's X-T30 mirrorless camera hits shelves next month with features sure to delight photography enthusiasts. Pricing starts at USD $1649.
If you're in the market for a new office multifunction device, it makes sense to transform your workplace management while you're at it.
New Zealand Office Supplies (NZOS) now has exclusive rights for the sale of Fuji Xerox papers, including wide format and specialty papers.
Within three months of buying his 3D printer, Hayden had to buy another one simply to keep up with the demand he'd generated.
New Zealand's APL Window Solutions drastically cut prototyping time by switching to Fuji Xerox ProJet MJP 2500 Series, boosting efficiency and innovation.
The 2017 IBM Best Workplaces Overall winner will be announced 28 February 2018 at the Awards & Winner's ceremony in Auckland.
Fuji Xerox's new ApeosPort/DocuCentre VI streamlines tasks with up to 70 ppm print speed and offers a bonus USD $500 trade credit for each purchase or lease.
Fuji Xerox New Zealand suspended from one All-of-Government contract and terminated from another by the Ministry of Business Innovation and Employment.
Understand how your office uses its printer to choose the right replacement and enhance ROI, with real-world use cases from Fuji Xerox.
The Fujifilm X-H1 camera is a game-changer, packed with features that will captivate both amateurs and pros alike.
The Geomagic DesignX is the most comprehensive reverse engineering software that combines history-based CAD with 3D Scan data processing.
Red Hat has named Garry Gray, former chief revenue officer at Fuji Xerox Australia, as its new ANZ channel director, replacing Colin Garro.
Xerox has labelled a lawsuit filed by major shareholder Darwin Deason against its Fuji deal as meritless, pledging a vigorous defence.
Xerox shareholder Carl Icahn's lawsuit labels Fujifilm's merger plan as a fraud, claiming it undervalues Xerox and favours Fuji without a cash investment.
The combined company is expected to deliver at least $1.7 billion in total cost savings, with $1.2 billion to be achieved by 2020.
As a result, Fujifilm will acquire a 50.1% stake of the combined company, leaving Xerox shareholders with 49.9%.
Many of our research projects are never used in products or solutions, sometimes because the technology is just too early for the market.
When the time came to upgrade their office's multifunction device, CES looked to Fuji Xerox to improve productivity.
Fuji Xerox NZ and its parent company have begun civil action against the former senior executives of the Kiwi operations.
