Managed Print Services: Why MPS?

Bussinesses Lower the Cost of Print with MPS

Cost Savings, Control & Visibility

With all the demands placed on today's executives, reducing the cost of the output fleet (printers, scanners, fax machines, copiers, and multi-function peripherals(MFPs)) is not at the top of their list of priorities. We think this is a mistake.

The output fleet represents a significant annual expenditure and more importantly, a significant opportunity for savings. The average output fleet presents a low hanging opportunity for most companies to realize a savings of 20-30% that directly impact the bottom line.

How can Managed Print Services help?

A good place to start with evaluating how Managed Print Services can help is to determine your knowledge of your printers and output fleet.

  • How many printers and MFPs do you have?
  • Are your printers being used at or near capacity?
  • How often are your printers out of service?
  • How how long are your printers out of service?
  • How much time is spent on printer related help desk calls?
  • How old are your printers and other output devices?
  • What is the total cost per page associated with each printer?
  • What is the total cost of ownership associated with each printer?
  • What is the average cost per page across all departments and locations?

Corporate Printing StatisticsSource: The Gartner Group, Info-Tech Research Group, Buyers Laboratory, Inc.


  • Office printing consumes 1-3% of a company's annual revenue.
  • The output fleet represents 5% of the average IT budget.
  • Printers are the single most unaudited business expense.
  • 35% of all help desk calls are printer related.
  • Overall print volumes (black & white, color printing) are increasing 11% every year.
  • As much as 60% of all documents originate at a printer and 70% of all copied documents start out as printed documents.
  • 90% of businesses don't know what they are spending on print.

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