By IDG News Service staff | 26 May 11
A story on Wednesday about HP's plans to acquire Printelligent misstated the number of documents that the company claims to manage annually for its clients.
The fourth paragraph has been changed to read:
Printelligent has clients in 728 U.S. cities and manages about 500 million documents per year, the 23-year-old company says on its website.
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