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4Office was awarded a second successive 5-year contact with the Faculty. 4 Office deployed a new fleet of Lexmark print devices to the Faculty’s location in downtown Toronto. Card readers were attached to all print devices, enabling users to authenticate at the device using their University-issued card. In addition to...

Using the Ontario Educational Collaborative Marketplace (OECM) the city of Clarence-Rockland opted to not go through the typical (and sometimes arduous) tendering / RFP process and instead sourced a quote directly through the buying consortium already used by many schools in the province. The managed service contract included departmental and...

After being satisfied with the performance of their equipment and the service and support received from 4 Office, the Ottawa Carleton District School Board have renewed their managed print contract for another duration.

After being satisfied with the performance of their equipment and the service and support received from 4 Office, the city of Ottawa has extended their managed print contract for another duration.

After being satisfied with the performance of their equipment and the service and support received from 4 Office, the Toronto Catholic District School Board have renewed their managed print contract for another duration.

4 Office continued it's win streak within higher education by winning a recent tender put out by Centennial College. This managed print services deployment will continue over the fall of this year. The Lexmark solution was again chosen for it's ease of use and robust applications meant to serve the student as well...

Over the past 2 years 4 Office has been working with Sheridan College to assist them with a limited printer monitoring & management project. Sheridan expressed it's satisfaction by encouraging 4Office to continue it's deployment campus wide with a managed print services contract. This Lexmark solution was successfully rolled out over the summer months of...

4 Office wins the Federal Department of Justice’s ground-breaking Managed Print Contract.  After completion of Phase I, Justice’s IT department noted that the roll-out (that removed 70% of the desktop printers) was greeted with acceptance.  Staff were happy to have fully-featured Kyocera multifunctionals (brought in close) and the department was...