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Managed Print Services (MPS) is becoming a bigger consideration for a lot of businesses looking to take control of their print costs. MPS enables companies to reduce costs and simplify the management of their print fleet. There is no need to store toner or hunt around for part numbers (or ink cartridges) it will arrive just in time, helping you to cut costs and wastage.


Epson’s Managed Print Service is a complete solution that allows you to maintain your relationship with your end user. It is suitable for all sectors, with established and proven systems capable of automatically managing printer estates from 1 to 10,000. Epson’s experience in the managed print arena ranges from businesses including sole traders to FTSE 100 companies, and across all areas of public sector from local councils to primary schools through to academies.


Simplicity


• One year minimum contract period • No minimum or maximum print volumes – you only pay for what you print


• Competitive pricing *Fair usage policy applies.


Automated supply of consumables


• Automated toner (or ink) delivery direct to you


• No need to store toner (or ink) or hunt around for part numbers.


Maintenance and support


• Next business day service • UK technical support • Direct debit payment.


For more information on Managed Print Service visit www.epson.co.uk/managedprintservice or contact your Computer 2000 Account Manager.


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