Businesses run on getting and using data and information like customer names, addresses, phone numbers, passwords, and payment information. There is also a great deal of internal data required for the day-to-day management of businesses, such as employee records, IDs, network passwords, patents, and other corporate intellectual property. All of this data is something hackers
Today’s business world looks much different than it did 10 years ago. In fact, some would say that so much has changed in those ten years that it’s not even comparable. This can be said for many service type businesses, even when it comes to office equipment. When an office printer broke down in the
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
In the past, if your office printer needed servicing, a technician would come on site to fix the problem. But that isn’t always necessary these days, thanks to advances around remote monitoring and predictive analytics. Remote monitoring is a software capability that lets service providers remotely and proactively monitor networks and devices on these networks—including