The Case for Print Management: Getting Buy-in From the C-Suite
So you’ve committed to investing in a managed print solution. Congratulations! Whether it’s with imageOne or another provider, you’re well on your way to print-related success.
So you’ve committed to investing in a managed print solution. Congratulations! Whether it’s with imageOne or another provider, you’re well on your way to print-related success.
One tree can produce over 8,000 sheets of paper, but those sheets go fast. The average office worker prints around 10,000 pages per year. Multiply that by how many employees you have—and that’s a lot of trees.
Can you believe that it’s already 2021? Like it or not, the new decade is rolling along, and your trusted IT team is ready to tackle whatever tech and printer challenge 2021 throws your way.
Between jailbreaks, ghostware and headless worms, today’s IT security environment can feel less like real life and more like Ghostbusters.
A transparent, organized, and complete IT budget makes it easier for your team and company to track and plan for your annual costs, balance your finances, and justify new, innovative expenditures.
Is network security a priority for your business? We hope so because—let’s be honest—it needs to be! Considering that the average data breach in 2020 exceeded $150 million, failing to prioritize security at the office can literally cost you.
Life in the IT department or as CIO can often be a stressful one. Not only are you busy with piles of Help Desk tickets, budgets, and strategies. You’re also on the front lines of keeping your organization safe from hackers and cyberattacks.
Starting a new contract with a managed print service, or an MPS? Then you might be unsure of how this change could affect your current IT strategy.
Whether you’ve just heard about managed print for the first time or you’ve been considering it for years, we get why there can be many questions about the service
A lack of IT security is a serious problem for any company. Unfortunately, it’s one we see surprisingly often considering the damage a single hack can cause.