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Printer manufacturer OKI Data Americas announced the addition of the B700 Series of monochrome printers, priced from $625 to $1,249 and designed for small to medium-size workgroups. The B700 Series has a variety of performance-enhancing features, including an alphanumeric keypad with a five-line blue backlit LCD display for navigation and menu access. A USB port located on the control panel allows users to print directly from a flash drive. Additionally, all models can print up to 95 envelopes without the need for a separate external feeder.
All B700 Series models come with 128MB of memory and the option of increasing memory to 640MB for processing large files. The mono printers offer standard security features through user access controls, administrative management solutions, storage device security and security protocols. All models can be purchased through OKI Data Americas' authorized partners.
Registered User Database works in conjunction with OKI Job Accounting software (standard) to limit user access, Protocol Admin enables or disables individual protocols, and Password Access via the Web provides general administrative control and access to a library of secure prints. Finally, with six-digit Strong PIN and the capability to auto-delete coupled with the secure erase functionality, administrators can require a PIN for stored jobs on hard disk drive or flash memory, delete stored jobs after designated expiration date, and erase data on hard disk or flash memory.
In addition, the printers offer a variety of environmentally friendly features. Toner-Save Mode, a user-selectable setting, reduces the use of consumables when lower resolution output can be utilized. One-piece consumables decrease waste by lowering the number of items to dispose of or store, while duplexi printing saves energy and paper. The company also noted all B700 Series models are Energy Star-complaint and engineered to perform with low power requirements during regular operation.
The B700 Series comes in six configurations that deliver a compact footprint and up to 52 pages per minute, with first page speeds of up to 8 seconds. With a monthly duty cycle of 200,000 pages, the line also features a 700-sheet standard paper capacity (which is expandable to 1,800 with optional second and third paper trays). The B700 Series is also flexible enough to handle paper weights to 216 gsm. With a high paper capacity and toner yields of up to 26,000 and a print resolution of 1,200 by 1,200 dpi, the B700 Series provides output on a variety of media from small cards to banner-size sheets.
"The full-featured, energy-efficient B700 Series brings professional quality and functionality for small to midsize workgroups at a cost-effective price, enhancing overall office efficiency," said Carl Taylor, director of marketing for OKI Data Americas. "With the addition of this series to our diverse portfolio of printing technologies, our partners have more choices in providing reliable printing solutions to customers, meeting the ever-changing and -demanding workplace requirements within the SMB market."
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ExEdUK members are invited to regular (usually quarterly) meetings to learn about recent developments in the international education sector, insight into ongoing policy and political discussions, and hear from expert speakers about issues of relevance to all international educators.
We will be joined at this meeting by David Ramsbotham, Head of Sponsorship (Citizenship, Work, Study & Premium) at UK Visas and Immigration, who will provide an update on the Sopra Steria roll-out and other Tier 4 developments.
The meeting will focus on supporting members to engage with the APPG for International Students on its forthcoming Inquiry: A sustainable future for international students in the UK? Following the meeting, members are also invited to observe the first oral evidence session from 5pm-7pm in Parliament.
At this meeting of Exporting Education UK, we welcome the education team from the Department for International Trade (DIT), who will present on their current projects and activities before leading an interactive session with members. You will meet with DIT’s Education Sector Lead Geoff Gladding and specialists from his team, learning about emerging export opportunities and the support that DIT can provide, as well as being able to feed in your views and experiences of any barriers you may have faced in making the most of international markets.
DIT was established in 2016 after the Brexit referendum, absorbing the investment and export functions of UKTI as well as taking responsibility for developing new UK trade policy. DIT ministers see the export of education in all its forms as a major potential growth industry and therefore a priority for the UK. They have therefore recently established an Education Sector Advisory Group chaired by the trade minister Graham Stuart MP in order to shape government strategy in this area.
Our staff will close the meeting with our regular update on key developments in UK politics and international education, as well answering any particular questions you may have.
At this meeting of Exporting Education UK, we have as our guest speaker Stephen Earl, who is head of policy for the Migration Advisory Committee and leading on the MAC’s work to assess the economic and social impacts of international students in the UK.
We will also have an update from Pat Saini, head of immigration at City law firm Penningtons Manches, on student visas including the changes made to the Immigration Rules in December and other recent developments.
Our staff will finish off with an update on key policies and activities related to international education, and answer any questions you may have.
This meeting of Exporting Education UK will focus on making an impact in the ever-changing UK policy environment for international education. The sector’s drive to make the UK more welcoming is sometimes at odds with the political rhetoric on immigration, Brexit and access to education.
Our facilitators will set out the key opportunities over the next 12 months where the education sector needs to come together to make a positive change for international education in the UK.
Group discussion on areas where international education providers can work together to lobby for changes in government policy
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