New OKI MC560 MFP delivers greater versatility and efficiency for SME

The MC560 MFP, which replaces the earlier C5550 MFP, complements the rest of OKI's impressive MFP portfolio, addressing the needs of businesses of all sizes during current tough economy.

At a time when the whole world is affected by the economic crisis businesses are looking for solutions to enable them increase productivity, promote themselves effectively and maintain visibility while trimming costs.

"As a leader in the color printing market it is our responsibility to study and analyze the market and adapt to the continuous changes in order to provide customized solutions that cater our customers' needs."

said John Ross, general manager, Middle East, India, North East Africa, OKI Printing Solutions.

"Like its predecessor, the MC560 MFP provides truly integrated four-in-one color and mono capability, ensuring professional quality print and copy performance at low cost. By providing enterprise-scale functionality the MC560 MFP enables businesses to compete equally in producing professional quality print materials in-house." added Ross

The MC560 MFP additional functionality is designed to meet the growing demand for greater flexibility, efficiency and reduced total cost of ownership by small, busy workgroups and SMEs. In particular, one of its important new functionality includes seamless integration into existing IT infrastructures via its LDAP directory, so enabling users to scan directly to email easily and quickly.

The MC560 MFP also supports greater workgroup productivity through its enhanced multi-tasking capability, underpinned by greater security with 802.1x wired authentication. In addition, the MC560 MFP allows the business to be more efficient, as higher-capacity toner cartridges deliver lower cost per copy and total cost of ownership.

Ross added: "The MC560 MFP is designed to provide the SME market with the benefits of increased convenience, versatility and cost advantages of an integrated print/copy/scan/fax solution, without compromising on document quality."