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MANAGED PRINT SERVICES: EXPERIENCES OF TWO CAMPUSES
Jim Dillemuth, CIO, Minneapolis Community & Technical College
John Rohleder, CIO, Century College
David Boles, General Manager Public Sector MN/WI, Xerox
Mike Heacock, Vice President Managed Print Services, Xerox
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SESSION OVERVIEW & GOALS
Review College Business Drivers
Selection Process & Evaluation Discuss Implementation
Process & Lessons Learned Share MnSCU Contract
Options with Xerox
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MCTC – BUSINESS DRIVERS
Needed to upgrade existing copiers Needed to eliminate or replace failing
HP printers Reducing overall printing/copying costs Management of devices under single
contract Going green – less energy consumption,
less heat and packaging materials for supplies
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MCTC – PROCESS & EVALUATION Prior State
Monthly volume – 1,100,000 Employees per device – 1.3 Average age of fleet – 5.9 years Percentage of networked - 80% Monthly costs - $35,700 (+ an ITS person assigned
to printers) Proposed State
Employees per device – 4.1 New MFDs throughout Full-time Xerox tech onsite Monthly cost - $48,000
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MCTC – IMPLEMENTATION
Phase One Included all employee machines, open labs, some
classroom areas, Library and Student Center Deployed new Xerox MFDs during summer Implemented Pharos and card swipe in Fall and
Spring Complete this phase by May 15th
Phase Two Remaining computer classrooms Fine tune the placement of the MFDs, including
color NowDocs
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MCTC – OBSERVATIONS
Overall, the project went extremely well Had more special cases (in the eyes of the
users) then we thought Needed to change behavior of users – no
need to run to the printer each time you print
Students learned early on how to print for free
Having the Xerox tech onsite is invaluable More work being done on local MFDs
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CENTURY – BUSINESS DRIVERS Expiring leases with vendor (Ricoh);
aging copier fleet (most 4+ years old) Reducing overall printing/copying costs “Green” initiatives Individual-level accountability/tracking Simplified billing/accounting Management of both MFDs and HP
Printers under single contract
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CENTURY – PROCESS & EVALUATION Selected State Contract Multifunction Device
Vendors: Canon, Ricoh & Xerox Formed Task Force from all campus areas –
staff, faculty, library & students Toured and reviewed each vendor’s
offerings. Quite literally “kicked the tires” Compared “apples-to-apples” proposals
from Ricoh & Xerox (based on WSCA and E&I contract pricing; state pricing too high)
Task Force made final recommendation in May 2011
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CENTURY – IMPLEMENTATION
Contracts signed in September 2011 Rolled out fleet in stages; ultimately completed
by December 2011. Replaced 46 Ricoh devices with 48 Xerox devices
(expanded to areas previously not served) Integrated HID card readers on all devices; tied
to Active Directory and Pcounter (one-time software cost of $1000 for all campus MFDs and printers)
Training delivered immediately after each MFD installed; follow-up training two weeks later
All HP devices integrated by February 1, 2012.
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CENTURY – OBSERVATIONS
Xerox has been a terrific partner Automated supply ordering not a “cure-all” – still
need to actually be able to deliver the toner to campus
Color devices slower than Black & White – users notice!
Dot your “i”s and cross your “t”s – pay attention to details on every device/invoice
Reduced overall monthly costs by almost $2000 – even with 2 additional MFDs!
Xerox devices consume a little more than half the energy of previous Ricoh devices and generate far less heat!
Consider on-site support throughout roll-out and first several months
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XEROX – VALUE PROPOSITION
Average cost savings
Source: InfoTrends: “Solutions and Services in the Education, Financial, Healthcare, and Legal Markets, Primary Research,” November 18, 2009
23%
Education
• Visibility• Optimization• Consolidation• Potential cost reduction
Cost Management and Control
• Simplify support processes• Improve printing uptime• Single focal point• Proactive not reactive
Productivity &
Availability
• Detailed management information• Standard portfolio• Clear contractual agreements• Repeatable capabilities
Security&
Compliance
• Reduce power consumption• Reduce waste to landfill• Reuse existing infrastructure
Environmental Sustainability
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Maintain
Optimize & ImproveStandardized andCustomized Solutions
Xerox Print Services + SW
TransformBusiness Processes and Enterprise Outsourcing
Enterprise Print Services
ManageOffice Fleet
MaintainDevices
Complexity and Value of Offer
XEROX MPS CONTINUUM
Common Tools, Technology and Infrastructure
Optimize & ImproveManage
Maintain
Manage
Maintain
Xerox Print ServicesXerox Remote
Print Services
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XEROX – BEYOND MPS
Vended Print Management Mobile Print Scan to Email/Repositories Business Process
Management Workflows Data Extraction/Validation
& Mining 1:1 Marketing
Communications – Print & WEB
Additional Cost Savings Students/Faculty Admissions/Back - Office Speed and Efficiency in
key curriculum development
Inquiry response and marketing databases
Recruiting and fund raising with higher impact and lower costs
Additional Capabilities Linkages to College
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XEROX – MNSCU (E&I) PRICING Xerox MNSCU Managed Print Services Contract
7119577 SSA (Services and Solutions Agreement) Master Contract
Terms Statement of Work to coincide with level of MPS
MNSCU System Shared Solutions Collaboration with Educational and Institutional
Cooperative Purchasing (E&I) Pre-negotiated price leveraging system purchase power
Select Xerox Multi-Function Products
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QUESTIONS?
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