Over the course of the past decade, the need for more innovative solutions to address demands of modern businesses has rapidly increased. There is a pressure on corporations to be accountable, be transparent with consumers, and offer more sustainable solutions.
In the recently concluded Fusion – the 13th iteration of the annual media event hosted by Epson, the brand drummed up excitement as it shared its extensive range of products and assured that businesses can be a step ahead of the demands of both the present and the future while still being sustainable.
“Epson aspires to be an indispensable company. We work hard to be trusted throughout the world by staying true to our commitment to openness, customer satisfaction, and sustainability.”
– Masako Kusama, Epson Philippines President and Director
“Our strong stance on creating the least possible impact on the environment is rooted in our belief of ‘Better Products for a Better Future. Planning for the future demands a strong commitment toward environmental conservation and protection, and this is why we strive to create innovative, reliable, recyclable, and energy-efficient products.”
– Eduardo Bonoan, General Manager of Marketing Division at Epson Philippines
With a rich history in innovation, Epson’s extensive portfolio boils down to three key technologies
- PrecisionCore printhead technology for heat-free printing
- 3LCD Liquid Crystal Technology for more brilliant images
- Force Sensor technology for robotics
These technologies are well-integrated in everything Epson develops to ensure high quality and performance, adaptability, and efficiency.
High quality solutions for business
As the best-selling printer brand in ASEAN, Epson has developed an extensive portfolio of different printer models to suit every business need and customer requirements – from outdoor signages and vehicle wraps down to fine art and stickers – Epson has it covered.
Epson genuine inks were carefully produced following the most stringent quality control standard to deliver high-quality prints with consistent and long-lasting brilliance.
Sustainability at the core of Epson’s technology
For nearly four-decades, Epson has been at the forefront of printing technology, always finding new ways to innovate and meet the demands of the ever-changing market.
“Through Epson’s heat-free technology, our inkjet printers shorten the printing process by removing the stages that use heat. Not only do we reduce power consumption, but we also save time with efficient high-speed printing. At the end of the day, we are able to bank on productivity, as well as deliver value by reducing environmental impact and creating a sustainable printing ecosystem,” said Bonoan.
“Moreover, Epson’s innovative 3LCD technology allows our laser projectors to deliver vibrant, true-to-live images with higher color brightness and wider color spectrum, but utilize fewer watts and ultimately reduce energy consumption. No mercury is used in the production, which avoids the use and disposal of five lamps throughout the product’s lifespan, significantly reducing environmental impact.”
“By focusing on the details that can make a world of difference, we want to offer the best of both worlds when it comes to sustainability,” said Kusama.
Now more than ever, the company is focused on creating an environmentally sustainable future through its efficient, compact, and precise, technologies in its printers and projectors.
Innovative solutions for the Next Normal
As the world continues to re-open, the hybrid set-up is likely to become the new normal for majority of the sectors. Epson offers a wide range of solutions to help consumers adapt to the circumstances – from its Hyflex Solution for learning institutions to computer-aided design (CAD) printers for technical professionals.
For education, Epson’s Hyflex Classrom solution is design to accommodate the simultaneous teaching of in-person and online students. The classroom setup puts Epson’s visual products at the forefront: interactive projectors as interactive displays for convenient annotation and collaboration, a document camera, an entry projector to monitor online attendees; and a multi-function printer to directly print lessons.
Epson also offers a variety of desktop and floor-standing CAD technical printers that are appropriately sized, scaled, and priced for small office use, including multifunction printers with built-in scanners to archive, share, and copy large documents.
Emman has been writing technical and feature articles since 2010. Prior to this, he became one of the instructors at Asia Pacific College in 2008, and eventually landed a job as Business Analyst and Technical Writer at Integrated Open Source Solutions for almost 3 years.
