- Business
- Xerox Holdings Corporation; primary business activity in digital printing, document management, and related business process services.
Xerox is a technology and services company that designs, manufactures, and sells print and workflow solutions to improve productivity and security for workplaces and enterprises. Core products and services include multifunction printers and printers (color and black-and-white), production printers and related hardware, digital presses, and related software; managed print services; IT solutions; capture and content services; customer engagement services; financing and leasing through its XFS platform; services such as CareAR, DocuShare, and XMPie for workflow, content management, and marketing personalization; and cloud-based and hybrid work solutions including workflow automation, security offerings, and fleet management.
Geographic operations span the Americas, Europe, the Middle East and Africa, and Asia-Pacific, with customers and operations concentrated in North America and Europe and expanding through direct sales, partner channels, and regional service networks. Headquartered in Norwalk, Connecticut, Xerox operates globally with development, manufacturing, and service capabilities across multiple countries and regions.
Founding year and headquarters: established in 1906, headquarters located in Norwalk, Connecticut. Xerox maintains subsidiaries and regional entities aligned under its corporate structure to serve commercial, government, and educational customers.
Recent major changes and strategic activity include: broad advanced solutions and hybrid-work offerings introduced to accelerate digital transformation and security in workplaces; strategic partnerships and product updates expanding document management, automation, and cloud services; ongoing refinements to hardware refreshes, including VersaLink and related MFPs, with AI-driven features to optimize workflows; expansion of Xerox Cloud Fleet Management and Security Event Monitoring Services; and reorganizations aligning go-to-market and R&D efforts to capitalize on growing demand for integrated printing, scanning, and content workflows. These developments reflect a continued focus on expanding software-enabled services, AI-assisted document workflows, and secure hybrid-work solutions, while maintaining core hardware offerings for enterprise and production printing.