Xerox (NYSE:XRX), founded in 1906 as the Haloid Company, is a global provider of document management technology and services. Headquartered in Norwalk, Connecticut, Xerox pioneered xerographic copying with the introduction of its first plain-paper copier in 1949. Over the decades, the company has evolved from a traditional office equipment manufacturer into a diversified technology enterprise focused on digital printing and workflow automation.
The company’s core offerings include a wide range of printers, multifunction devices and digital production presses designed for small offices, large enterprises and print service providers. Xerox’s hardware portfolio is complemented by proprietary software that enables efficient document capture, secure printing, cloud-based document storage and analytics to optimize device usage and reduce operational costs. The firm continually updates its product lineup to integrate advanced imaging technologies and user-friendly interfaces.
Beyond hardware and software, Xerox delivers managed print services (MPS), IT consulting and business process outsourcing to help organizations streamline information workflows. Its service teams assess printing environments, implement automation solutions and manage day-to-day operations to improve productivity, security and sustainability. The company has also expanded into digital transformation initiatives, offering cloud integration, data analytics and robotic process automation to support modern workplace demands.
Operating in more than 160 countries, Xerox serves a diverse customer base across industries including healthcare, education, government and financial services. Under the leadership of CEO Steve Bandrowczak, Xerox continues to invest in research and development, strategic partnerships and emerging technologies aimed at driving innovation in document management and digital communications worldwide.
