Xerox Holdings Corporation · NASDAQ:XRX

Xerox — Investor Presentation (2008)

14 slides from Xerox's investor presentation, 2008

  1. Slide 1: Automated Color Quality Suite for DocuColor 7000AP/8000AP

    Automated Color Quality Suite for DocuColor 7000AP/8000AP Consistent Color… Automatically

  2. Slide 2: Color Standards…What Color is Acceptable?

    Color Standards…What Color is Acceptable? • How do you describe the colors in these photos? • How closely do they match?

  3. Slide 3: Automated Color Quality Suite (ACQS) for Xerox DocuColor Digital Presses

    Automated Color Quality Suite (ACQS) for Xerox DocuColor 7000/8000, 7000AP/8000AP Digital Presses Whether a job is printed one time on or multiple times on multiple one device devices… over a short time … or an extended period… Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Consistent Color… Automatically is both need

  4. Slide 4: Color Consistency Goals – Stability and Accuracy…Automatically

    Color Consistency Goals – Stability and Accuracy…Automatically Color Stability (repeatability) Color Accuracy • Same color over time and across • Closeness of rendered color to machines requested color

  5. Slide 5: Why Color Consistency Matters

    Why Color Consistency Matters Colors on print job match design intent (accuracy) Original run and reprints look the same Maintaining color consistency reduces waste

  6. Slide 6: What is the Automated Color Quality Suite?

    What is the Automated Color Quality Suite? ACQS isOffset designed to improve color accuracy Catch Tray (fidelity) and repeatability, while increasing shop productivity to increase available press time All at the touch of a button

  7. Slide 7: Automating Consistency: "ACQS Inside"

    Automating Consistency: “ACQS Inside” An Internal Spectrophotometer is mounted inside the printer for automating color quality on the DocuColor 7000AP/8000AP Internal Spectrophotometer

  8. Slide 8: One Spectrophotometer, Multiple Productivity Enhancements

    One Spectrophotometer, Multiple Productivity Enhancements In-Line Spectrophotometer Advanced Profiling Spot Color Calibration Variable Gloss Management Calibration

  9. Slide 9: Advanced Profiling

    Advanced Profiling Maps RGB and CMYK source images to a desired press-like output—making it easier to emulate source color spaces and to get more pleasing color. Benefits: • Provides outstanding color accuracy • Emulates industry color standards such as GRACoL and ISO • Results in better neutrals, s

  10. Slide 10: Variable Gloss Management

    Variable Gloss Management Optionally adjust the image rendering for the preferred level of glossiness and overall appearance A Variable Gloss Management Profile is optimized for each specific printer, halftone (dot) and stock

  11. Slide 11: Spot Color Calibration

    Spot Color Calibration Automatically color-corrects spot colors to official Pantone coated values Benefits: • Improves accuracy and control • Runs automatically • Ensures repeatability over time and across printers • Simple, reliable tool requires no special color knowledge or skill

  12. Slide 12: Automated Calibration

    Automated Calibration Calibration of the press returns system to a specified standard… totally “hands free” Benefits: • Reduces non-productive printer time and facilitates job turnaround • Allows for automatic scheduling—making your press operator more productive

  13. Slide 13: Why Use Automated Color Quality?

    Why Use Automated Color Quality? Internal spectrophotometer runs at rated speed of printer Fully automatic processes don’t require operator actions • Operators can’t forget or get too busy • Eliminates human error Faster time to press

  14. Slide 14: Power for Greater Productivity and Profit

    Power for Greater Productivity and Profit The ACQS Press Matching System gives you the power to transform time into profit, increase the quality and Key benefits: consistency of your color, and become More stable color. an indispensable partner to your Get remarkably consistent color customers. day

Xerox Holdings — Investor Presentation (2008) on 6ix