Xerox's Managed Migration

Departing chief Anne Mulcahy on why printing less is good business for her company.


NORWALK, Conn. -- Anne Mulcahy came to the leadership position at Xerox in the midst of a financial crisis when she was a little-known sales executive. Named chairwoman and chief executive in 2001, she faced an SEC investigation of the company, a loss of market share, restated earnings and a downward-spiraling stock price. She sold assets, pared debt and rebuilt Xerox's product line to include more services and advanced industrial printers. She spoke to Forbes in May, just before announcing she would resign as CEO effective July 1. She remains chairwoman of Xerox. This is a transcript of a recent interview with Forbes' Quentin Hardy.

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