Xerox company history part III

Incidentally, all of the above events is borrowed in a small laboratory team copier, off-line, and change it. Remote project called Xerography (LDX short), and begins to 914s was the goal to be able to for two copiers, through public telephone network so that the scanned document to be copied to join a computer to the other side. Later, many years, this work came into play in Xerox fax machines. Of the present's core home fax. Machines. By the way, can art, digital, multi-function copiers to be used as a fax, as originally intended. The company expanded significantly over 1960, would be a millionaire a few long-suffering investors that the company through the slow research and product development. In 1960, "Wilson Center for Research and Technology " was opened in Webster, New York, research facility for xerography. Then in 1961 the company changed its name to "Xerox Corporation ".


Ordinary shares of Xerox (XRX) was listed on the New York Stock Exchange in 1961 and the Chicago Stock Exchange in 1990. In 1969, Xerox acquired Scientific Data Systems [SDS], and produces a range of Sigma 32-bit mainframe computer 1960 to 1970.

Laser was established in 1969 by Gary Starkweather researchers invented by Xerox copiers Xerox. This development led to the first commercially available laser printers, the Xerox 9700, which was launched 1977th Laser printing eventually became a multi-billion-dollar business for Xerox. Archie McCardell became chairman in 1971. During his tenure, Xerox introduced its first color copier.

While McCardell 's Government at Xerox, the company posted record sales, revenues and profits reported in 1973, 1974 and 1975. John Carroll was supported, the company subsequently spread across North America.

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