Once you’ve decided to integrate a managed print solution at your business, the next step is finding the right solution that suits your company’s needs. Print management solutions can feature a wide range of services and capabilities, and customer satisfaction can vary greatly from one provider to the next.

When businesses look to cut operating expenses, printing may not be everyone’s top target. The costs of printing often go unexamined since they are difficult to track and manage. 

If the COVID-19 pandemic has taught us anything, it’s that disaster and business disruption can’t be predicted. Cyberattacks might be the most prevalent risk to your company’s operations, but disruption can come in many different forms—and businesses should be prepared for any situation.

You’ve probably seen thermal imaging technology in action—abstract photos of human silhouettes radiating green, yellow, orange, and red hues. While thermal imaging has become somewhat of a buzzword in recent months, the technology has existed for decades. Not to be confused with a night vision camera, thermal imaging systems were originally developed for military use during the 1950s. Since then, thermal imaging has evolved beyond military surveillance, with expanded usage in many industries. From firefighters and law enforcement to powerline supervision and perimeter surveillance, thermal imaging technology has come a long way in the past 70 years.  

The discussion around remote work began when stay-at-home orders were enacted in March and has persisted long after those sanctions have been lifted. Employees have continued to work from home despite city and state reopening’s, suggesting that remote work is here to stay. To prepare for the future of remote work, it is important that businesses provide clear guidance for their remote workforce that is in line with their company values. Whether your company is expanding its investment in remote work, or embracing it for the first time, a comprehensive Remote Work Policy is essential to ensuring employees’ success, regardless of their location.

The HP Latex Printer Series is a ground-breaking set of wide-format printers capable of producing anything from car decals to textile signage. The series maximizes output with water-based ink and latex-based pigment carries to produce durable, quality prints. When paired with HP’s cut solutions, the Latex printer is capable of start-to-finish, wide-format production at impressive print speeds. HP Latex Printers remain the industry-leading wide-format, inkjet option for small sign shops and large print service providers alike.

For many, "digital" and "print" seem at odds with one another. Some even thought a digital world would mean the death of print. However, print has embraced the digital world to advance industry offerings, functionality, and, most importantly, productivity. Digital print has revolutionized print production and created a huge demand for flexible, low-cost, high-quality printing options.