Building upon its reinvention, Xerox continues to simplify its offerings to ensure it has the right mix of products and software that align with the evolving needs of clients.  

Xerox is putting a greater focus on our innovative technology in workflow automation, intelligent assistant services and personalization, including its suite of Xerox FreeFlow Workflow Software, Predictive AI Pro and XMPie. These tools, paired with Xerox's end-to-end approach to productivity — prepress, on press and finishing — enable the company to deliver more value to its clients through robust production offerings, making them more successful, productive and competitive.  

To support this focus, Xerox’s production portfolio continues evolving to best suit its clients' needs.

Xerox is preparing to discontinue manufacturing of the Xerox iGen 5 Press and the Xerox Nuvera Presses, two legacy platforms that helped create the production print industry. Order fulfillment for iGen and Nuvera is expected to continue through 2024 or while inventory lasts. Xerox will provide support for these platforms throughout the life of their contracts.  

The Xerox Iridesse production press, Xerox Versant press and the Xerox PrimeLink digital printers, enabled by the recent multiyear contract signed with FUJIFILM Business Innovation Inc., continue serving client needs across a wide variety of applications, from photo and book publishing to folding cartons. This lineup of presses complete with Xerox technology uses scalable production print technology suitable for a broad range of print providers — including in-plant, commercial printers and agencies — providing significant growth opportunities. Xerox will continue taking and fulfilling orders and providing life-of-contract support for the cut-sheet Xerox Baltoro HF inkjet press as it evaluates strategic options for its high-speed inkjet technology.  

Additionally, Xerox recently entered into an agreement with a third-party provider of high-speed continuous feed inkjet for Xerox clients that require high-volume continuous feed printing.