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Wednesday, October 19, 2011
Friday, October 14, 2011
The Ultimate Managed print Services in a Box - "Ink Subscriptions" from HP
10/2011
This is why we cannot define MpS as simply toner and service, Stage 1 & 2.
HP press release:
"HP today announced it is collaborating with Condé Nast to explore a new digital content distribution medium that merges rich content and digital-to-print service.
Additionally, HP plans to launch a pilot subscription service, HP Instant Ink, that automatically delivers replacement ink to customers at home or work while offering potential cost savings...
...HP Instant Ink pilot program
As the printer evolves into a content hub in homes and offices, HP Instant Ink allows additional content pages to flow – with savings and convenience for the user.
HP Instant Ink delivers Original HP Ink cartridges to the home or office when needed. Users may receive up to 50 percent annual savings on ink cartridge purchases for one low monthly fee.
Subscriptions for HP Instant Ink will be available from $5.99 to $10.99 per month depending on the product line, plus all cartridge shipping is included..."
Head scratching logic, what intent is revealed ?
How far away is the "buy a fleet of 9050's, and receive toner and service, automatically, via an HP van. All for a flat, monthly fee?
The reviews.
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This is why we cannot define MpS as simply toner and service, Stage 1 & 2.
HP press release:
"HP today announced it is collaborating with Condé Nast to explore a new digital content distribution medium that merges rich content and digital-to-print service.
Additionally, HP plans to launch a pilot subscription service, HP Instant Ink, that automatically delivers replacement ink to customers at home or work while offering potential cost savings...
...HP Instant Ink pilot program
As the printer evolves into a content hub in homes and offices, HP Instant Ink allows additional content pages to flow – with savings and convenience for the user.
HP Instant Ink delivers Original HP Ink cartridges to the home or office when needed. Users may receive up to 50 percent annual savings on ink cartridge purchases for one low monthly fee.
Subscriptions for HP Instant Ink will be available from $5.99 to $10.99 per month depending on the product line, plus all cartridge shipping is included..."
Head scratching logic, what intent is revealed ?
How far away is the "buy a fleet of 9050's, and receive toner and service, automatically, via an HP van. All for a flat, monthly fee?
The reviews.
Click to email me.
Thursday, October 13, 2011
The Imaging of Greg - "The Double Dip Depression"
"Oh, boy ... look out. Double Dip Depression is here.
You see it, hear it; we're in it. Just the other day, I was driving through a business park – empty – and a tumbleweed literally blew through the parking lot. It was a bad movie.
Today, banks have the bailout money, but they ain't lending. We can’t hire staff without taking a major leap of faith – not in the candidate, but in the system. AMEX, MC/VISA – they’ve got us all by the short hairs, and they don’t let us raise our personal “debt ceiling”; get the scissors out.
Five years ago, there were three U.S. automotive companies; today, just one – and GM don't count.
The times are tough, and our troubles are artificially extended.
The current administration..."
There's more, go deeper...
Click to email me.
You see it, hear it; we're in it. Just the other day, I was driving through a business park – empty – and a tumbleweed literally blew through the parking lot. It was a bad movie.
Today, banks have the bailout money, but they ain't lending. We can’t hire staff without taking a major leap of faith – not in the candidate, but in the system. AMEX, MC/VISA – they’ve got us all by the short hairs, and they don’t let us raise our personal “debt ceiling”; get the scissors out.
Five years ago, there were three U.S. automotive companies; today, just one – and GM don't count.
The times are tough, and our troubles are artificially extended.
The current administration..."
There's more, go deeper...
Click to email me.
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