Epson America, Inc. announced it has partnered with The Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education. Epson joins AASHE in support of the organization’s mission to empower higher education faculty, administrators, staff, and students to be effective drivers of sustainability innovation.
“AASHE and Epson share the same goal of inspiring change that will create a better future for businesses, students, and ultimately, our planet. Through our partnership we strive to be that catalyst to help organizations move in this direction,” said Mark Mathews, vice president, North America commercial sales and marketing. “Leading the charge with our PrecisionCore Heat-Free Technology, Epson is uniquely positioned to help institutions make an impact with sustainability efforts in three foundational areas; reducing electric consumption, reducing waste, and reducing paper usage.”
Many educational institutions are actively searching for methods and solutions to improve their environmental impact while maneuvering a limited budget that must deliver for both faculty and students. Because printing is critical for any institution’s workflow, the printing technology and maintenance must be as cost-effective as possible without sacrificing reliability or quality.
With over 40 years of experience in the education arena and innovation across print, scan and projection technologies, Epson understands schools and institutions demand solutions that reduce costs, are easy-to-use and encourage participation and collaboration. Epson’s business inkjet printing solutions, engineered with PrecisionCore Heat-Free Technology, range from Supertank printers with revolutionary, supersized ink tanks to WorkForce Enterprise monochrome and color MFPs for cost-effective and energy efficient administrative printing. Epson business inkjet printers offer environmental benefits including the use of high-yield consumables to help combat waste and low power consumption.
“We believe that everyone plays an important role in advancing sustainability, and we are grateful to have leaders such as Epson as part of the AASHE community,” said Meghan Fay Zahniser, executive director, AASHE. “AASHE business members provide innovative products and services that are critical to colleges and universities working to improve their sustainability performance.”
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