When you need high-quality prints for your business, where do you go? For too many companies, the answer is to a commercial printer. While there's nothing wrong with outsourcing this work, the fact of the matter is that it likely costs you time, money, and staff resources. But you can't compromise quality in your promotional material—this kind of printing requires state-of-the-art copiers and printers to attract potential customers and clients to your business. How do you strike a balance?

It's amazing how badly the wrong printers can slow down your company's projects. It's equally amazing how the right ones can change everything.

Take a look at our buying tips to make sure the printers you choose make everything better—not worse.

Business owners are experts at slashing costs to direct a higher percentage of revenues toward growth. Bundling technology responsibilities with print infrastructures may seem like a good move. However, many companies ultimately discover that this decision can be financially counterproductive.

Companies in every industry and sector are turning to manage print services to cut costs and boost efficiencies. But did you know that you can also enjoy benefits like improved workflow and simpler collaboration with managed print? Managed print services prioritize and control information, and in today's digital age, your company's information is your greatest asset.

 Are you trying to get a few more years out of your aging printers and copiers? At first look, it may seem like waiting to upgrade is a good way to cut costs. But when it comes to your office technologies, waiting may be costing your company more than you realize.

As with any change to infrastructure, it's critical to consider your potential ROI. Managed IT Services is one change your company can expect to deliver some impressive dividends.

Many small to medium businesses are aware that Managed Print can help reduce printing costs—often by as much as 30%. But Managed Print offers some advantages that go beyond saving money. Here are just three.