Did you know Xerox’s acquisition of Lexmark is making Xerox an even smarter buy for many Colorado offices? Xerox says customers don’t need to change anything right now, while integration continues across portfolio and support. Industry coverage also reports Xerox has been transitioning much of its A4 lineup toward Lexmark-based engine platforms—meaning a clearer roadmap, easier standardization, and fewer fleet surprises. The bottom line: buy Xerox with a platform plan and you’ll see better uptime, tighter security, and more predictable costs.
Category: Managed Print Services
You don’t need guesswork when leasing a copier in Colorado. Learn what you’ll really pay, what your lease should include, and how to pick the right device and provider.
Northern Colorado businesses deserve support that’s actually close by. With ABT’s new Westminster North Branch, you get improved response and local coordination for the NoCO corridor—plus the depth of our Centennial headquarters and Colorado Springs office. As a locally owned, veteran-managed team, we help you reduce downtime and simplify your stack across print, IT, security, and communications. Celebrate with us March 13 at our grand opening.
Stop sorting, stapling, and punching packets by hand. This guide explains the most useful printer and copier finishing options—collate/sort, stapling, hole punch, folding, booklet making, and offset stacking—so your team can produce polished documents faster and with fewer reprints.
Wide-format printing is back in-house for AEC teams across North Denver and northern Colorado—but should you lease or buy your next plotter? This guide breaks down the true cost drivers (monthly payments vs upfront spend, maintenance, downtime risk, and refresh cycles) so you can choose the option that’s actually cheaper for your workflow. You’ll get a quick decision chart, real-world considerations for NoCo project demands, and a clear path to evaluating wide-format printer leasing in Denver without guesswork.
Municipal copier RFPs aren’t won on specs—they’re won on outcomes. This guide compares Fujifilm vs. Ricoh for city and county fleets using what procurement teams score most: total cost of ownership, security and compliance, cooperative purchasing options, fleet standardization, long-term service guarantees, and sustainability. If you’re looking for a secure, easy-to-manage “non-legacy OEM” alternative—or validating an incumbent choice—this breakdown helps you choose a print program you can defend (and live with) for the next five years.
Copier lease pricing in Denver isn’t one-size-fits-all. This guide shares real budget ranges, explains what drives monthly payments and cost-per-page charges, and shows how to estimate your all-in spend before requesting quotes.
Use this 7-point checklist to compare Managed Print Services providers with confidence—evaluate discovery, service response, hardware strategy, supplies automation, security, reporting, and contract clarity to choose the right MPS partner.
Copier lease or copier rental in Colorado? Compare costs, terms, and service expectations so you choose the best fit for your office in 2026.
Buying a copier in 2026 isn’t about picking the fastest machine—it’s about choosing the features that protect your data, simplify scanning workflows, and keep costs predictable. This Colorado-focused guide breaks down what matters most (secure print release, cloud connectors, OCR, fleet analytics, remote monitoring, and service SLAs), includes a feature priority matrix and copier fit quiz, and gives you a vendor question checklist so you can buy with confidence—and avoid contract surprises.