TAMPA, Fla., Jan. 30, 2009  -- Global Imaging Systems, Inc., a Xerox company (NYSE: XRX), today announced a definitive agreement to acquire ComDoc, Inc. This acquisition will expand Global Imaging's coverage into four states offering them access to more than 14,000 new customers.

One of the larger independent dealers in the U.S., ComDoc, sells products from various suppliers, none of which today include Xerox. In addition to its existing offerings, ComDoc will start selling Xerox document management products following the close of the acquisition.

Comdoc, founded and headquartered in Akron, Ohio in 1955, has offices in Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus, Dayton and Youngstown, Ohio; Pittsburgh, Pa.; Albany, Buffalo and Syracuse, N.Y.; and Fairmont, W. Va.

IMPERIAL, Pa. and TAMPA, Fla., July 01, 2008  -- Amcom Office Systems, a Xerox company based in Imperial, Pa., won Global Imaging Systems' President's Trophy for the third time - and the second consecutive year - at the recent 13th Annual Global Leaders Conference. The President's Trophy is awarded annually to the Global core company with outstanding sales and operating performance.

"The continued success by Amcom President Dick Peterson and his team is setting the bar even higher for Global companies around the country," said Michael Shea, president and chief executive officer of Global Imaging Systems.

CHICAGO and TAMPA, Fla., July 01, 2008  -- Chicago Office Technology Group (COTG), a Xerox company based in Bolingbrook, Il., has won Global Imaging Systems' coveted Chairman's Trophy for the fourth time in five years.

The Chairman's Trophy is awarded annually to the Global Imaging company that records the top operating results. It was presented to COTG at Global Imaging's recent 13th Annual Global Leaders Conference.

From Buyer's Lab

June 23, 2008 - In the year since Xerox acquired Global Imaging Systems, along with access to its 200,000 small to medium-size business (SMB) customers, the transition has gone well from Xerox’s vantage point thus far. In a recent conference call, Xerox reported that today more than 50 percent of the products moving through Global are Xerox. Xerox would not give specifics in regard to the install rate of Xerox products through Global. Global also contributed to a 10 percent increase in equipment sales for Xerox in 2007.

Commenting on how the acquisition has already altered Xerox’s selling style, Paul Schulman, Global’s vice president of operations said that he enjoyed selling against Xerox in the past. “Xerox’s go-to-market style did not allow a sales rep to be flexible enough, with enough range, or enough speed to beat an independent. Xerox is learning how to let a sales rep make a decision instantly, and sales reps are now getting more of the tools they need to be more nimble and quick.”