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Xerox survey shows that healthcare payers and providers have some apprehension about the shift to value-based healthcare. 

The Xerox Transit Matrix Solution transmits real-time information to help transit agencies make timely, informed decisions and improve the quality of service to riders

Xerox Services survey examines global wellbeing programs.

Xerox Services survey uncovers employers’ top objectives for wellbeing programs.

Mortgage companies are expediting adoption of digital processes and business strategies that help better engage borrowers. An annual Xerox survey indicates the drivers of this accelerated pace include the mortgage industry’s need to comply with the new TILA-RESPA Integrated Disclosures rule and desire to gain the trust and business of the growing share of millennials in the mortgage market.  

Consumers will pay more if the service is good. A new brand survey from Xerox also indicates that some brands can connect better with their customers by using virtual assistants. The survey also showed a distinct generation gap in the way people want their personal information used. 

According to its fifth annual "Prescription Drug Benefit Survey,” Buck Consultants at Xerox reports that employer pharmacy benefit costs continue to increase as a percentage of total health care costs. 

Xerox’s fifth annual electronic health records survey reveals differences between how Millennials and Baby Boomers view healthcare portals. 

Recorder Karen Yarbrough successfully records Cook County's first electronically-submitted deed through new Xerox installed system.

Here is a brain depicting “WDS Virtual Agent.” Using artificial intelligence from the Xerox research labs, it learns from its human colleagues to deliver a better digital customer care experience.

A new global wellness survey by Buck Consultants at Xerox finds employers worldwide are strongly committed to creating a workplace culture of health, to boost individual engagement and organizational performance. 78 percent report a strong priority to create a culture of health.

A new WDS, A Xerox Company, survey of 4,000 mobile subscribers shows that 25 percent will stay with their mobile carrier because it’s too inconvenient to switch.

WDS analysis highlights a tough road ahead for brands looking to challenge the entrenched smartphone duopoly. Analysis into device upgrade trends reveal that 76% of Apple customers upgrade from one iPhone to the next with Samsung following close behind with 58% retention. Challenger brands fell, some way behind, with the duopoly clawing the lion’s share of migrating customers.  

Dont get burned by employee disengagement: Disengaged workers can cost U.S. businesses billions in lost productivity. Xerox HR experts offer seven simple tips to better connect with employees for lasting bottom-line results.

Battery performance has long been the Achilles heel of smartphone innovation. WDS, A Xerox Company, analyzed over two million support calls taken on behalf of the world’s largest wireless brands, alongside an audit of 50 smartphone devices launched over the last 12 months, to find out if consumers are really able to make an informed choice when choosing their new smartphone.

Transforming the nation’s public assistance into efficient, accurate and fraud-free programs has been a challenge for decades. With the economic downturn, applications for aid, such as Medicaid, TANF and SNAP surged, adding pressure to an already strained system. Many states are turning to Xerox to create efficiencies, reduce costs and improve the consumer experience in human services program delivery.

Jan. 27, 2016 -- Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti demonstrates the new Go LA app to reporters at a news conference. The app, developed by Xerox is the first to integrate all forms of public and private transportation methods.

Government agencies of all sizes are facing belt-tightening challenges and have found creative and effective ways to reduce costs and improve services. Many agencies are working with Xerox to help power processes directly affecting citizens.

Xerox’s CrossSafe technology records video and captures real-time photos of drivers illegally passing stopped school buses. This image shows both a forward and rear view from a suspected violation in Frederick County Maryland.

For more than 40 years, Xerox has worked hand-in-hand with transportation clients in more than 35 countries helping shape the way we move around the world. From modern parking meters to mobile apps, this infographic from Xerox (NYSE: XRX) showcases some of the latest innovations in the ongoing effort to simplify transportation.