Looks matter. The way your documents look, that is. Are you one of those people who just mash everything together, and puts a staple or paper clip in the upper-left-hand corner before handing it off? Or maybe you take a bit more care and place a presentation, document, or report into an inexpensive three-ring binder?
Companies want a printer or multifunction printer (MFP) that not only can be easily repaired in the event it breaks down, but avoids breaking down or causing user issues in the first place. A device that fits this description has a high level of “serviceability.” This post will discuss the concept of serviceability as it
When a printer or MFP breaks down in your office, how quickly does it typically get back up and running? If you must contact a printer service technician, how long does it take him or her to fix the device? Are you generally satisfied with this person’s performance? This blog post will discuss ways in
Today’s companies want to be sure the products they are purchasing, including printers and MFPs, are not only reliable but able to be easily fixed in the event of an issue. This is reflected in Keypoint Intelligence research showing that service and support are the most important buying criteria for selecting a product or vendor—outside
Printers don’t always have the best reputation, especially after the move Office Space showcased the lengths some employees will go to overcome a faulty printer. But the reality is they can be easy to use. Download this free white paper to learn about key areas of ease of use that companies should consider when making