Aren't they just a BPO outfit now?
My experience with Xerox these days is just as a business process outsourcer for governments and big companies. For example, they are the ones who administer the red light camera program where I live. All they're doing in that outfit is collecting a percentage of fines paid and hiring a few "needful-doers" to man the cameras and respond to complaints.
I know they still make copiers and printers, but even those are just physical extensions of the BPO organization these days.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
