October 2018 - CORE Business Technologies

: In the Market for New Copiers? Here’s Some Help!
Choosing new copiers for your business isn’t as simple as it used to be, but that’s a good thing. To streamline the process, read on and plan to schedule an informative, fact-finding appointment with your technology provider. You’ll be glad you took the extra time to find the best multifunction copiers for your company’s uniqueLearn More

: Don’t Let Printing Costs Strain Your Nonprofit’s Budget
Nonprofits face unique financial challenges, and there’s not much room for mistakes. Here’s how a managed print services partnership can identify and correct unnecessary printing costs. Immediate savings — You may already know which printers are costing you too much money. Such as that desktop inkjet printer that’s always out of ink. And a printerLearn More

: Should Your Company Bring Production Print In-House?
Does it make sense for your company to bring production print in-house? It does if you routinely order high-volume print jobs from a third-party printing company. In-House Production Print Benefits Digital production print equipment offers end users access to high-quality results. Color and black and white printing, workflow automation solutions, outstanding reliability, and high-speed documentLearn More

: Need Help Navigating GDPR When Sending Documents?
European GDPR (General Data Protection Regulations) went into effect in May of 2016. Any organization that gathers personal information or sensitive information is responsible for protecting it. GDPR regulations, like U.S. privacy mandates, require organizations to safeguard protected information at all stages, including while it’s at rest in storage repositories and while in transit. HereLearn More

: Are Your Copiers Missing the Latest Features?
If your copiers are working just fine, is it really necessary to look into an upgrade? Saving your money may seem like the wiser choice if your equipment is working correctly. There’s more to consider than basic photocopying functions, however, and if it’s been at least five years, you may be better off with newLearn More