The print on demand software market is an important sector that caters to the needs of businesses engaged in on-demand printing. Software solutions help print enterprises streamline printing, from design creation to order fulfillment. It’s not surprising that along with the rise of e-commerce and the increasing demand for personalized products, the print on demand software market has witnessed significant growth.

Print on demand software (POD) has become a critical business enabler as consumers seek unique and personalized products in this digital age. The ability to offer customized designs and products on demand provides businesses with a competitive edge, aligning perfectly with modern consumers' preferences.

We are proud to announce that one of our longstanding partners in providing print and business technology solutions is once again recognized as a trusted leader in print security!

We’re proud to share that one of our longstanding partners in delivering print and business technology solutions has received not just one but TWO prestigious awards!

As you may know, there are some Microsoft products that will no longer be supported after the new year, most notably Windows 7 and its associated programs. If you haven’t made the switch to Windows 10, there’s no reason to despair, Windows 7 won’t disappear from your computer on January 14, 2020. It will no longer be supported by Microsoft, however, which will cause some problems for you, your teams, and customers.

Attracting and retaining top talent is becoming a bigger challenge. 27% of employees voluntarily left their jobs in 2018, looking for better opportunities elsewhere. If this trend continues, by 2023 this percentage will reach 35% putting US companies at a huge risk that will only continue to rise. The cost of unfilled jobs varies, but on average a vacant seat at a company costs around $14,652 to fill, but there are also the unseen costs—like decreased productivity, increased workload for other employees, and suffering morale.

It’s coming up on cold and flu season, and many of us are lining up to get preventive maintenance: a flu shot. Preventive maintenance is how most things are maintained and serviced—from human bodies to household appliances. In anticipation of mechanical parts breaking or needing repairs, we schedule service. Oil changes, annual HVAC assessments, and annual wellness exams are all examples of preventative maintenance. We hope that periodically checking the status of a piece of equipment will alert us to upcoming failure, reducing the amount of equipment downtime and the cost of repairs.

Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve (ESGR), an agency of the Department of Defense, announced that Dan Roeckle, Director of Sales, Corporate Business Systems a SumnerOne Company, was honored with a Patriot Award in recognition of extraordinary support of its employees and family members of those that serve in the National Guard and Reserve.