Like many industries, printer and copier manufacturers are experiencing the effects of worldwide supply chain issues. A combination of factors from COVID-19-related issues to extreme weather has created a nightmare scenario for practically all goods retailers, and especially those in the tech industry.
As we look toward 2022, the uncertainty brought about by the pandemic still looms, especially when it comes to budget planning and projections. Organizations continue to adjust to the personnel, technological, cultural, and budgetary changes necessary to weather 2020 and beyond.
Your office printers are just as vulnerable to security threats as any desktop or laptop computer. All it takes is one small crack in your network’s armor.
If you work in the healthcare industry, you’re no stranger to the massive volume of paperwork that moves through a typical healthcare office on a daily basis.
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.
The WFH life has forever changed the office security game. Whether you run a hybrid workplace or your team solely works from home, securing a business gets complicated once people leave with their laptops—and private company information.
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.
One of the most common questions we get as a managed print provider has to do with getting a quote and what is involved throughout that process.
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.
Before signing on with a managed print service (MPS), businesses typically want to know how much this new service will cost.
