The year is already halfway through, making it the perfect time for reflection. For many businesses, mid-year is a strategic opportunity to map out the next six months as well as re-evaluate the progress of goals and initiatives set in the first quarter. For health institutions, this proactive approach is just as vital. 

As fiscal year-end reporting ramps up, so does the pressure to deliver polished, accurate, and timely documents. But printing inefficiencies, poor document workflows, and hardware hiccups can slow everything down. 

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.  

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!

For our HR department, the past months have felt like an Olympic track and field event. Leaping over hurdles comes to mind as the challenges associated with this crisis have been so diverse.

Technological advancements have been transforming and changing the way most organizations do business. It is no secret that the print industry in the US is no exception, as many forward-thinking companies have long been finding new ways to make their business more profitable. It is evident that workflow automation is still one of the hottest and most important topics among almost all printing establishments. While manufacturers and producers continue to introduce new and innovative products on the market, commercial printers are gradually moving into using automation in varying degrees.