From patient records to prescriptions and administrative documentation, printed materials remain essential in hospitals and clinics. But as sustainability takes a larger role in healthcare operations, there’s increasing interest in printing smarter—not less.

Contrary to common misconceptions, using paper does not inherently harm the environment. In fact, when sourced from sustainably managed forests—just like cash crops such as soy or wheat—paper is part of a renewable, circular system that plays a valuable role in reducing carbon emissions and supporting biodiversity.

With that in mind, schools can still take smart steps to make their printing practices even more sustainable—without discrediting paper use. It’s not about printing less; it’s about printing smarter.

As sustainability takes center stage across industries, federal and state agencies are under increasing pressure to lead by example. Green procurement—also known as sustainable or environmentally preferable purchasing—is no longer a niche initiative. It’s a mandated and mission-critical effort to reduce environmental impact, comply with executive orders, and set the standard for sustainable operations.

As Earth Month encourages businesses worldwide to reassess their environmental footprints, law firms face a particularly significant opportunity: transforming traditional documentation practices into eco-friendly, sustainable solutions. While legal work has historically relied heavily on paper, innovative technology and sustainable printing practices can significantly reduce environmental impact.  

FUJIFILM North America Corporation, Business Innovation Division, announced today, April 2, 2025, that it has partnered with SumnerOne, a leading business technology solutions provider, as its first North American dealer partner focused on the FUJIFILM REVORIA PRESS™ and FUJIFILM ACUITY™ Wide Format Inkjet print solutions. SumnerOne will also be offering Fujifilm’s printbar products for integrated inkjet and FUJIFILM JPRESS B2 and CF inkjet solutions through its wholly owned subsidiary, Production Print Solutions (PPS), as part of this collaboration.

Inkjet printing isn’t just for desktop printers anymore. It’s at the heart of a technological transformation, reshaping industries from commercial print and healthcare to government operations. With cutting-edge capabilities and impressive cost-efficiency, inkjet printing redefines what’s possible—and businesses are noticing.

Inkjet printing is touted for meeting modern demands, particularly when it comes to fulfilling the growing need for multifaceted advanced printing technologies. Its key benefits in speed, quality, and affordability make it a highly valued technology for all types of organizations.