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Your Next Copier Purchase
Jul 06, 2010
Purchasing or leasing a copier can be a daunting task, especially with all of the choices available on the market today. Here are a few tips to help you stay on track and get the most copier for your investment dollars:
1. Invest in a leading brand. The brand leaders are popular for a reason. Their equipment is easy to use and is dependable.2. Seek out a copier supplier that offers full service. Not just great repair service but great sales consultation too. Your copier rep can be a valuable extension to your company's management team. After all, you can spend as much as 7% of your revenue on making copies and prints. With that figure in mind, you need good advice on how to save money not only on the initial purchase of your equipment but on the ongoing operating costs of the printing/copying equipment. This concept of Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) is an important piece of the value puzzle.3. Consider leasing rather than outright purchase. Leasing your copying and printing equipment may have some distinct tax advantages for your business. Discuss this matter with your tax professional.These are the basic considerations when moving forward with a copying and/or printing project. If you stay within these guidelines, youwill surely succeed at receiving great value.Dean RittenhouseCertified Canon Copier ExpertCell: 607-761-1113
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1. Invest in a leading brand. The brand leaders are popular for a reason. Their equipment is easy to use and is dependable.2. Seek out a copier supplier that offers full service. Not just great repair service but great sales consultation too. Your copier rep can be a valuable extension to your company's management team. After all, you can spend as much as 7% of your revenue on making copies and prints. With that figure in mind, you need good advice on how to save money not only on the initial purchase of your equipment but on the ongoing operating costs of the printing/copying equipment. This concept of Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) is an important piece of the value puzzle.3. Consider leasing rather than outright purchase. Leasing your copying and printing equipment may have some distinct tax advantages for your business. Discuss this matter with your tax professional.These are the basic considerations when moving forward with a copying and/or printing project. If you stay within these guidelines, youwill surely succeed at receiving great value.Dean RittenhouseCertified Canon Copier ExpertCell: 607-761-1113
