Printer Licensing White Papers

Mobile print and scan technologies are now a viable option for many types of organisation, and they offer advantages that could help lower costs and encourage employees to be more responsive. This Computing research report explores the issues. VIEW SUMMARY

Cost will always be at the top of the list when considering the best print options for the business. Yet there are two other key issues which now figure highly: security and reducing the corporate carbon footprint, both of which can translate as areas of potential cost savings for the business. VIEW SUMMARY

The way that small and medium sized businesses buy office printers and the way in which users print has to change. When it comes to upgrading your print devices there are 3 criteria that will help make your purchasing decision: print and cost usage, environmental considerations and security issues. VIEW SUMMARY

This research paper reveals costs are rising and in many cases the complexity of budget stakeholding across LOB (Line Of Business management) Facilities Management and IT, often means that costs are actually out of control. Read this paper to find out how much money you are wasting. VIEW SUMMARY

This video, based on an exclusive survey among Computing’s readership, examines the latest attitudes to upgrading productivity tools, email and collaboration software, and the current thinking on subscription software models. VIEW SUMMARY

The colour printing market is growing at 16% a year and VARs are faced with an end user audience dissatisfied and frustrated with the demands of escalating colour printing. This paper argues that there is a significant gap to be filled in the UK market VIEW SUMMARY

This short 6 minute video white paper discusses how by taking control over their printers, companies could save substantially on running costs, reduce waste, deal with downtime and create a much more logical and accountable system for their printers and copiers. VIEW SUMMARY

The centralised printers used in many businesses are wasteful, unreliable and expensive to run - just as their suppliers intend. But does this tell the whole story? Nearly half of companies - 44 percent - do not know how much they pay for colour printing. VIEW SUMMARY