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Canon’s ‘Office Olympian’ Guide
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| Research from Canon UK and ICM has shown that office workers spend an average of 5.5 hours per day sat at their desks. This equates to a staggering 1265 hours per year (34 five day working weeks). With two thirds of office workers saying they work beyond their contracted hours and 20% not taking any interest in their health whilst in the office, it is clear that more needs to be done to promote a healthy workplace and replace inactive office workers with ‘Office Olympians’.
Canon’s guide is designed to provide simple yet practical tips for office workers to keep active and healthy whilst at work. |
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Inactive office workers spending 34 working weeks a year sitting at their desks
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| REIGATE, August 8th, 2008 – With a packed summer of sport in store, culminating in the Beijing Olympics this month, you’d expect many office workers to be inspired by their sporting heroes and motivated to get fit and healthy. However, research from Canon UK, world-leader in office imaging solutions, in fact shows the complete opposite – Britain still has an inactive and workaholic office culture. The recent study revealed that the average office worker spends five and a half hours sat at their desk during the working day – the equivalent of a staggering 34 working weeks per year* (74% of each working day). |
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Canon UK & Ireland appoints new Marketing Director to head up business solutions division
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| REIGATE, July 31, 2008 – Canon UK & Ireland, a leader in digital imaging technology, today announced the appointment of Clare Want as its new CBS (Canon Business Solutions) Marketing Director. |
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Canon hails drupa 2008 success as it breaks all targets
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| LONDON, June 13, 2008 – Two days after the close of the drupa show, the sales figures for Canon have been added up and the event given a firm thumbs up, after bringing in more than 16,000 sales leads during the last 14 days and breaking all targets. |
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Office workers are animals when it comes to the colour printer
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| REIGATE, May 13, 2008 – Are you like a Parrot and need colour in everything regardless of cost? Or are you a Cheetah and need everything at speed? Or perhaps you are a Panda or Polar Bear and are happy with everything in black and white?
Leading behavioural psychologist, broadcaster and journalist, Donna Dawson, says that office printing habits are the best way to examine the dynamics of the modern workplace, where people’s behaviour can be equated to The Human Zoo. The research, commissioned by Canon, a world leader in digital imaging technology, revealed some interesting characteristics when office workers prepare to hit the print button, specifically when it comes to their use of colour. |
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Canon strengthens variable data offering with Bitstream’s Pageflex portfolio of products
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| REIGATE, January 29th, 2008 – Canon UK, a world leader in digital imaging technology, and Bitstream Inc., developer of the Pageflex™ product line of leading enterprise variable data publishing and web-to-print solutions, today announced an agreement that strengthens Canon’s variable data solution offering. |
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Canon resolves to help businesses improve efficiencies and save on print costs in 2008
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| REIGATE, January 21, 2008 – Canon UK, leader in digital imaging technology, has launched three new black and white multifunctional printers (MFPs) with smart colour capabilities. Canon’s latest MFPs are designed to sit easily within a business’ existing printer fleet to create a balanced deployment of desktop and multifunctional printers. Many organisations take the opportunity to evaluate businesses processes at the start of a new year and by reviewing print strategy and taking a balanced approach – i.e. printing the right documents from the right devices – organisations can benefit from up to 70% savings on print costs.
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Chipping Sodbury, first uk school to take advantage of Canon’s scanning integration with Sims.net
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| REIGATE, January 8, 2008 - Canon, a world leader in digital imaging technology, today announced it has created an eCopy* connector for the nationwide management information system (MIS) for schools, SIMS .net. The integration of eCopy with SIMS .net enables users to scan and attach paper documents to online records using Canon scanners and multifunctional printers. The eCopy connector will reduce teacher admin time by allowing instant access to all student records from a teacher’s desk. The connector, which has been developed in consultation with Bristol-based Chipping Sodbury School, is accredited by Capita, the company behind SIMS .net, and will be available to primary and secondary schools with immediate effect.
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Revolution Transfers is first to market with a Canon-based screen printing film stencil solution
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| REIGATE, January 8, 2008 - Canon, a world leader in digital imaging technology, today announced that one of its reseller partners, Leicestershire-based Revolution Transfers, is first to market with a chemical-free system . The solution, which can deliver a halftone screen resolution of up to 72 lines per inch (lpi), combines a Canon CAD LFP, imagePROGRAF iPF500, imagePROGRAF iPF600 or imagePROGRAF iPF700, with a ColorGate RIP and screen film. |
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