June 2, 2008 – Trumbull, CT– Océ announced today that it continues its leadership in environmental sustainability with the release of its 2007 Sustainability Report. The report documents Océ achievements in delivering sustainable technology and environmentally sound policies. The 2007 Sustainability Report explains Océ use and re-use of components, energy and water consumption, waste handling and emissions, as well as human and environmental safety.
“We are proud to share our 2007 Sustainability Report with the marketplace and demonstrate our commitment to the environment. Océ maximizes reuse of materials and minimizes emissions of ozone, dust and toner to help customers print in the most productive way possible and reduce energy consumption per print,” said Joseph Skrzypczak, President and CEO, Océ North America, Inc. “Our development programs look at environmental impact across the entire product cycle, from product development, manufacturing, use and reuse through to the processing of waste and residual materials.”

May 30, 2008 – Trumbull, CT; Düsseldorf, Germany–Océ announces the new Océ PRISMAcolorworks™ output management and workflow system, which gives the Océ ColorStream™ 10000 customers fast, efficient, cost-effective management of their digital color printing. The new Océ ColorStream 10000 front end is enabled by CREO® Color Server technology.
Color print job creation and production involve a complex interplay of multiple applications and data. Océ PRISMAcolorworks software provides an end-to-end system for designing, composing and producing personalized print output for the Océ ColorStream 10000 system. It supports a broad range of popular graphic arts applications such as books, brochures, direct marketing pieces and promotional collateral. The Océ PRISMAcolorworks system accelerates production and increases reliability. Print operations achieve greater levels of workflow automation, which translate into faster turnaround and more productivity.

May 30, 2008—Trumbull, CT; Düsseldorf, Germany – Océ announced that it will produce a fully-finished mixed black & white and color book live at the Océ drupa 2008 stand. The book, "Roll Over Gutenberg," relates the fascinating history of books through the ages, chronicling the past, present and future of the book and the book industry.
The book illustrates milestones in printing, paper manufacture and publishing, exploring the changing book publishing business model. It traces the development of technologies that have driven the evolution of the book market, and resulting social and commercial implications. "Roll Over Gutenberg" examines traditional book printing and publishing models, highlighting how book printers, publishers and retailers are leveraging digital technology to rewrite the rules of book printing and publishing.

MAY 29, 2008 – Trumbull, CT; Düsseldorf, Germany – Océ announced the introduction of three new models in the groundbreaking high-speed Océ JetStream™ full-color inkjet line. The Océ JetStream family now offers high quality full-color output speeds ranging from 675 to 2,700 A4 impressions per minute (ipm), with easy upgradeability throughout the family.
The Océ JetStream series redefined productivity and quality standards for ultra-high-volume, full-color production printing when it was introduced in 2007. The newly expanded Océ JetStream portfolio is positioned to meet customer requirements in terms of color quality, speed and duty cycles. The latest models expand the entry points for print operations that want to adopt the Océ JetStream platform for direct mail, transaction, TransPromo and other applications needing fast, outstanding black and white or color quality. The groundbreaking series was launched in 2007 with the 492 feet per minute (fpm) Océ JetStream 1100 single-engine system and the Océ JetStream 2200 twin system. Now the Océ JetStream 1100 and Océ JetStream 2200 models are joined by the new Océ JetStream 750, Océ JetStream 1500 and Océ JetStream 3000 systems.