Lexmark stories

Dynamic Supplies NZ diversifies its IT distribution strategy beyond printing, partnering with brands like Maxhub and EcoXGear, affirming its status as a key distribution partner in the Kiwi channel.

The hybrid work world is becoming the norm, with over two thirds of employees wanting to work from home, as cloud services play a key role.

Lexmark has appointed Dynamic Supplies as a new distributor for its hardware, options, software, solutions, and supplies in New Zealand.

Lexmark, a global imaging and IoT solutions leader, launched its Publishing Platform for Retail (PPR) in Australia and New Zealand.

Lack of firmware updates leaves print infrastructure vulnerable to cyber attacks, with hackers exploiting security gaps. Managed service providers can assist.

Lexmark ANZ regional director says the aim is to help channel partners spend less time on on-site IT and maintenance.

Lexmark launches training programme for Australian and New Zealand channel partners to enhance service capabilities and support sales and marketing efforts.

The work-from-home package for Australian channel partners is designed to support the demand from end-customers for a simplified print solution.

Lexmark expands cloud services platform Fleet Agent for partners in Australia and New Zealand to monitor customers' printers.

New agreement will work alongside existing partnership with Alloys who distribute Lexmark’s BSD range printers and consumables.

Lexmark launches four new printers for Australian and New Zealand resellers, targeting SMBs and remote workers with fast, secure, and compact devices.

CPM product launch reflects a customer centric offering, with a focus on ease of use, document security and cost control.

Researchers from NCC Group analysed different aspects of six mid-range enterprise printers manufactured by HP, Ricoh, Xerox, Lexmark, Kyocera, and Brother.

Nuance has formed a strategic partnership with Lexmark to provide document imaging solutions in New Zealand and worldwide.

Lexmark chooses Alloys as national distributor of its award-winning printer and MFP hardware in Australia, expanding their partnership.

United States printer manufacturer Lexmark is being acquired by a Chinese consortium in a US$3.6 billion deal.

The increasing move to compute and storage closer to the network edge has prompted Emerson Network Power to get closer to its channel partners.

Lexmark has appointed EMPR as its national parts distributor for printer and MFP hardware in Australia and New Zealand. @LexmarkIntl @EMPR_Group.

Lexmark shifts its focus to laser imaging and software, promising a boost for New Zealand's channel market, says industry expert.

Printers offer a greater opportunity to enhance business productivity than many realise, says Carmel Mosser, general manager, Lexmark Australia and New Zealand.