LONDON, Sept. 3, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- The U.K. Kodak Pension Plan (KPP) has completed its acquisition of the Kodak Personalized Imaging and Document Imaging businesses from Eastman Kodak Company and created a new company, which will be known as Kodak Alaris. The new company and its name preserve the heritage and legacy of the Kodak brand, while embodying greater speed and agility to meet market needs and changes. Kodak Alaris, which has a perpetual license to use the Kodak brand, will focus on strategic, ongoing investments for these businesses to ensure long-term growth and success. [...]

About Kodak Alaris' Personalized Imaging Business
This business combines a unique heritage, expertise and ongoing innovation to market high-quality imaging products and services online, in store and on mobile devices. Kodak Alaris' Personalized Imaging business consists of Retail Systems Solutions, the world leader in retail photo kiosks and dry lab systems, offering retailers a competitive advantage in the photo services market; Paper & Output Systems, offering photo specialty retailers, professional and wholesale labs, and photographers the broadest portfolio of traditional photographic paper and workflow solutions; Film Capture, offering consumers and professionals an award-winning range of still-camera film products; and Event Imaging Solutions, providing digital souvenir photography services and solutions at theme parks, iconic destinations, resorts and other markets worldwide.

question idiote ... kodak fait encore des triX ????

Oui souhaitons que la production dure encore longtemps, et pourquoi pas... encore des innovations!!

On peut réver

Ouf ... TriX 400, le film le plus vendu au monde est toujours fabriqué .... tant mieux ..

Ouf ... TriX 400, le film le plus vendu au monde est toujours fabriqué .... tant mieux ..

Bonne nouvelle donc! Espérons juste qu'il n'y aura pas de hausse des prix trop importante...
Pour rappel il y a 2 ou 3 ans chez Photostock la tri X ne coûtait que 2,90€ si on prenait 100 films. Aujourd'hui c'est 3,6€ si on en achète 50... Please, pas d'autres augmentations SVP!
Sinon pour l'avenir de Kodak qu'est ce que je souhaite? Le retour de la recherche sur les films! L'achat, pourquoi pas, du brevet d'Agfa qui aurait du permettre, si l'industrie n'avait pas pris le virage numérique, la commercialisation de films 10 fois plus sensibles ayant les mêmes caractéristiques que ceux que nous connaissons. On peut rêver...?
Bon aller, tant qu'il y a de la Tri X a un prix accessible je suis content!

Kodak Alaris, the new company born of KPP's purchase of Eastman Kodak's personalised and professional imaging businesses, has no plan to reduce its portfolio of films in the short term, its bosses tell.
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He adds that while film remain important for Kodak, that category is mature and doesn't need additional products. "There's not a lot more you can expect, so you won't see massive changes in our offering. We're really focussed on continuing with what we have today," he tells BJP. "There are no plans at all to cut down. We enjoy a good demand, but of course we will continue to monitor the market and if for whatever reason – which I wouldn't expect, to be honest – the demand would dry up, we would need to react and look at our portfolio."

Olbrich confirms, telling BJP that the film products' lifecycles will "depend on consumer and professional demand."