Our Benefits staff, located at 155 Whitney Avenue is ready to assist you. Contact the Benefits Office at 2-5550 with questions concerning any Benefit options. With analog copiers, image input is limited to only those images that can be scanned from the platen glass onto the drum. Because digital devices employ lasers to draw the document image, the image need not come from a scanned original. Rather, the image can be translated and stored in electronic format and can be manipulated and reproduced from networked computers, film scanners and even the latest digital cameras.
Digital copiers are a great leap forward for office connectivity.
Digital copiers can be networked to office workstations and perform a host of functions formerly requiring separate devices such as desktop printers and fax machines. With this technology, your copier is on the internet and everyone has the best printer in the office. Analog copiers are still in demand and will continue to dominate the market with high reliability, low cost, full product line, fast service and ease of use. So, as a progressive move toward accommodating your future copier needs, as well as your current ones, digital copiers will be incorporated into the rental program and available for upgrading throughout the duration of the new contract. The Copier Rental Program is currently surveying its rental customers as well as University administrators, to assess current and future demand for digital copiers.