The Roads and Traffic Authority in New South Wales presented Fuji Xerox Global Services with the challenge of finding a cost-effective way to solve the problems it was encountering with the fleet of dated office equipment scattered amongst its multiple offices. Fuji Xerox Global Services has met this challenge by providing the RTA with multi-function devices that are serviced under one contract, utilising a pay per copy policy. The results of this plan have been phenomenal. Over the course of five-years the RTA has saved roughly $4 million, lowered its energy use by 25% and reduced its carbon emissions by 13 tonnes. With improvements in workflow available through the use of these machines, the RTA also intends to reduce paper consumption.

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Fuji Xerox Global Services was tasked with helping the Roads and Traffic Authority of New South Wales find a cost-effective solution to the problems associated with having a profusion of outdated office machines that were spread out among its more than 180 offices. Fuji Xerox Global provided the RTA with a solution that involved multi-function devices, pay per impression strategy and a single contract service agreement. All of this has resulted in the RTAs carbon emissions being reduced by 13 tonnes, a 25% reduction in energy use and an overall cost savings of nearly $4 million over five-years. The RTA also plans to reduce paper consumption with the implementation of better workflow through the use of the equipment supplied and maintained by Fuji Xerox Global Services.

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Fuji Xerox Global Services was presented the challenge of finding a cost-effective solution for the outdated collection of printers, facsimile machines and photocopiers owned by the Roads and Traffic Authority in New South Wales. To meet this challenge Fuji Xerox Global Services provided the RTA with a solution that included multi-function devices and a service contract that was set up beneath a charge per impression strategy. This plan resulted in millions of dollars in savings and a 25% energy use reduction and a 13 tonne lessening of carbon emissions. In the future, the RTA also has plans to reduce paper consumption with the workflow improvements that have been made available through this new service package.

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