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3 Ways Managed IT Impacts Customers

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IT Management is a critical part of today's business, regardless of industry. For many organizations, keeping IT management in-house proves to be too much to handle. The result can be costly -- downtime, little focus on the future, and data breaches are just a few of the consequences of poorly handled IT. For businesses who cannot afford to create a larger IT department, or for businesses struggling to meet the demands of technology, there is a simple solution: Managed IT.

Understanding Your Copier Paper

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Have you ever stopped and thought about your copier paper? If you're like most business owners, the answer is probably no. However, taking the time to get to know what's happening with your copier supplies might save you time or money, and it might help your copier run better.

How to Simplify Paper Handling and Boost Productivity

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Do you have a scanner or multifunction printer? If so, you’re ready to take on scanning solutions that will revolutionize your paper handling.

How Scanning Solutions Can Help Your Business Today

Paper documents are one of the biggest burdens in today’s business – thousands of hours lost to filing, finding, and sharing them, and thousands of dollars eaten away by the various expenses attributed to them. Scanning is a simple way to reduce time and money when it comes to your important files.

Go from Critical to Effortless with Document Management

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When your business is experiencing bumps in the road, or when efficiency has taken a backseat to downtime, it’s time to call for backup. When your issues revolve around document handling, there’s a smart solution for that: Document Management.

IT Management is a Team Effort

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Understanding the complexities of IT Management is an ongoing, evolving enterprise. Many businesses allocate all the responsibilities of security to the IT team or a select group of engineers.

How to Scan to Google Drive

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There are many different office tools and solutions used by any given organization. Using cloud-based applications is increasingly popular. Google Drive is one such application, which makes sense. Gmail and Gmail suite apps are frequently used in every industry, and in education, and more.

Tackle Document Security with Document Management

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Multitasking doesn’t have to be a pipedream. In fact, multitasking can be the norm and even happen without you doing much. How? The answer is Document Management.

Security Features in Your Next Copier

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The perfect copier is out there waiting for you. It's got an ideal combination of features, it's fast and efficient, it's easy on your budget--and, perhaps most importantly, it's full of crucial security features that will keep your data safe. Let's take a closer look at these features so you can recognize them when it's time to pick that perfect copier.

3 Ways Document Management Saves Your Time

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They always say that "time is money," so wouldn't it be nice to find a business solution that saves you both? Allow us to introduce you to document management, the solution that was designed to fit you and your needs--which means that it will help you save time (and money, too), no matter what you've got going on.

3 Ways to Protect PHI on Your Copier

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If you recently purchased or signed a lease agreement for a new copier, don't assume the new device is automatically HIPAA compliant. The idea that any copier is HIPAA compliant just because it includes the latest security features is a misconception. While technology can help your healthcare facility maintain document security, it's how your staff uses the equipment that determines compliance.

HIPAA compliance rules fall under three general categories including document confidentiality, the integrity of saved information, and availability to Protected Health Information (PHI).