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Times have changed since typewriters were the new office equipment on the block. Bishop Business Equipment Company, a provider of business tools and personal and professional services, knows this very well. In fact in many ways they have been partially responsible for the changes in office spaces. Founded as the Jordan-Bishop Company the organization began selling typewriters. Jack Bishop later bought out Ray Jordan and changed the name to Bishop Business Equipment Company. In 1964 Bishop sold copiers for the first time. Today the company provides office equipment from the likes of Microsoft, Compaq, Toshiba, Fujitsu and Hewlett Packard. Bishop Business Equipment Company was founded in 1954.

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