Two acquisitions since last year by Lexmark International have continued to move the Lexington company further from its roots in printers only and more into computer software and services.

Software integration, enterprise content management and business process management will all define Lexmark's future, as will the channel, which Lexmark is keen to develop as an integrated entity ...

Lexmark International, known for its printers, said it would buy Kofax for about $1 billion in a deal that would double the size of its enterprise software business. Kofax shares were up 45.5 percent ...

And here she is, someone far less geekier than I with a far better printer setup in her house. Not only is it a wirelessly networkable printer and scanner, it's a copier and a fax with a bunch of ...

Perceptive Software Inc. recently moved into its new headquarters at 8900 Renner Road in Lenexa. VIEW SLIDESHOW: A look inside Perceptive Software's new HQ Lexmark International Inc. announced a ...

Paul Rooke became Lexmark's president and CEO last year following the retirement of longtime leader Paul Curlander, and it's Rooke who's charged with growing Lexmark and its legacy printing and ...

Printer maker Lexmark International will buy software developer Kofax Ltd. for about $1 billion. The deal values Kofax at $11 per share. That’s a 47% premium to the stock’s Tuesday closing price of $7 ...

Lexmark International CEO Paul Rooke predicted the printer giant will keep boosting profits because of software advantages but warned economic headwinds may trim fourth-quarter revenue. Our core ...

Hyland Software is acquiring a portion of Lexmark International's software business — and the private equity firm that owns Hyland will keep the rest. That firm, Thoma Bravo, has entered into a ...

Lexmark may have crossed the line into false advertising when it told manufacturers of refurbished ink cartridges that it was illegal for them to use microchips designed to allow them to operate in ...