Xerox launches XITE center

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DQC Bureau
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MUMBAI

June 8, 2006

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Xerox India launched the Innovation and Technology Excellence Center, its
digital printing facility in India with an investment of Rs 5 crore. The center,
located in Gurgaon, will concentrate on providing Xerox Production Systems Group
(PSG) customers a complete pre-sales experience of high-end production equipment
and applications relevant for enterprises, graphic arts and commercial printers.

The PSG products being showcased at the center include Xerox DocuColor 8000
Digital Color Press, Xerox DocuColor 250, Xerox Nuvera 120 Production Printer
and Xerox X4110 Printer. Using these equipments, the XITE center will display
the latest digital printing applications such as variable data printing,
print-on-demand, promotional transaction and book printing.

Xerox's range of fully integrated software solutions such as FreeFlow Suite,
FreeFlow Partner Software and Business Development Tools and Profit Accelerator
will also be showcased at the center. "This XITE center will enable us to
provide customers a preview of the business benefits they could accrue by using
our cutting edge portfolio of products and applications. We believe that this
initiative will go a long way in helping us expand our customer base in
India," said Andre Horne, managing director of Xerox Innovation and
Technology Excellence facility.

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Speaking at the inauguration, Vipin Tuteja, Director, Production Systems
Group (PSG), Xerox India Limited said, "Xerox is driving the transition
towards the new business of printing globally and is in the process helping the
graphic arts community and commercial printers to make more money by using the
right business model, printing technology and workflow solutions."

"We will continue to work towards expanding the market for digital
printing by introducing the best products, software solutions and applications,
and make investments in training and infrastructure development to maintain our
market leadership" added Tuteja.