In 2020, the internet and Wi-Fi capability have made so many things easier. From working from home during a global pandemic (stay safe out there, everyone!) to sending documents to a local printer ahead of your flight landing, so you’ll have everything in hand before a big presentation, being able to rely on technology is extremely helpful.

When your company’s print services aren’t properly managed, the burden often falls on your IT department. Print-related help desk tickets account for about 23 percent of all IT requests at the average company.

A content management system is a great first step toward providing structure to document creation and management. But it only addresses a fraction of the needs and challenges related to content management—especially within a remote work environment.

As businesses continue to adapt to  the constraints and operational risks created by COVID-19, the need for disaster recovery and business continuity processes has become a common topic of conversation. 

As remote work adoption reaches new heights for businesses around the globe, business leaders are worried about the limited monitoring and oversight created by this distant work arrangement. 

No business is too small to consider the risks and challenges that come with disasters or other disruptions. Anything from bad weather to cyberattacks to political unrest can create  circumstances that disrupt daily operations and put  the future of your business is at stake.