When you're looking to save money on costs associated with your copiers and printers, it's a good idea to assess your entire infrastructure in addition to use. There are a number of areas you can consider, as well as a number of questions you can ask about costs. Let's take a look at some of the ways you can understand and gain control over your copier.
Using your office equipment to enhance your day-to-day operations is smart; using your office equipment to maximize time and money savings is genius. Scanning solutions offer quick and easy ways to gain those big benefits, and all you need is a scanner or multifunction printer. Your scanner or scanning option on your MFP comes standard with options to use document capture to revolutionize your document handling. Today we'll look at how to harness the power of document capture.
When an office is suffering from productivity problems, the whole business suffers. If the problem persists, there can be long-term consequences such as lost customers, high employee turnover, and overspending. In many cases, productivity problems can be traced to a root cause like inefficient protocols or too many steps required to accomplish a task. If your office is dealing with a productivity slump, it's time to take a look at solutions.
With so much wild weather these days, and with the continued growth of different kinds of malicious threats, it's more important than ever to have a backup and disaster recovery plan.
When your copier's time has come to an end, one means of getting rid of it is by recycling. Recycling is an eco-friendly way to handle disposing of the office equipment you will be replacing, but there are some additional precautions you want to make sure to take.
Calculating and measuring ROI (return on investment) isn't always easy, especially when there are so many complex workflow solutions out there. Document management, however, defies this rule. It's actually not too difficult to measure ROI for document management--and here's how.
Cyber security comes with a lot of questions and uncertainty, and that's fine--unless it keeps you up at night, worrying about the safety of your data, software, and devices. Luckily, there are a few simple IT management tips that will help you take control of your cyber security once and for all.
There are three things that need to be happy within your business: your people, your customers, and your machines. You're already good at keeping smiles on your employees' and clients' faces, but do you know how to take care of the office copier? Today we'll share three steps to happy copiers (and even happier workers and customers).
Data breaches have become a regular part of the news; so much so that businesses and individuals alike are in danger of growing complacent. The truth is, it's never a good time to let your guard down, and social engineering attacks are on the rise.
From stricter government compliance mandates to new tactics from hackers, your need for a robust IT management solution is higher than ever.
Most of us take very little notice of the office copier when everything is working great. When something goes amiss, however, we realize how much we depend on our copier to keep everyday processes on track.
Here's a look at three common copier issues and what you can do to get back to business ASAP.