Have you added paper reduction to your list of annual goals? By committing to consistent, incremental reductions of your paper and print usage, you can save your company money and make significant strides to reduce your environmental impact.
At most companies, the department with the most print-related costs and paper usage is HR. But, unfortunately, it comes with the territory.
Let’s take a look at the most common reasons we overprint. After all, just knowing what prompts us to print too much at the office can help us stop our own bad print habits. Once we boost paper reduction ourselves, it’ll also be easier to encourage our team members to do the same.
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.
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.
Let’s break down some of the lesser-known areas where your printing costs are hiding.
If you’re like most businesses, paper is wasted every single day. In fact, the average office employee uses 10,000 of paper annually!
Print and paper habits within the business world have a significant effect on the environment. According to the EPA, the average employee uses 10,000 paper sheets annually.
One of the most common complaints heard at the workplace goes something like, “I hate these printers!”
Within a busy workplace, one of the most common printer-related questions posed to the tech or IT team is—“does the printer or copier’s toner need to be replaced?”
