Technology Isn't Always the Answer to More Success
Yes, technology can make an impact, but the real difference is always about the strategy and people using the technology, not the technology itself.
Yes, technology can make an impact, but the real difference is always about the strategy and people using the technology, not the technology itself.
New figures from a study sponsored by Ricoh show that, by 2020, the impact of new technology in the workplace will force businesses into a new era of decentralization.
Smart IT leaders understand that successful outsourcing requires a balance of internal and external skills.
Color adds value throughout the copier food chain, and it turns out the bigger the company, the more likely the use of color printing.
Immediately after installation, the InfoPrint 5000 provided cost-savings for BR. Previously, the company was outsourcing most color jobs and utilizing in-house cutsheet printers for its monochrome jobs. By replacing these models with the InfoPrint 5000, thereby eliminating the need for outsourcing, the company was able to realize bottom line increases.
Nuance recently announced it ranked number one in the worldwide document capture software market in a new study from the market research firm Harvey Spencer Associates (HSA) – placing Nuance as the global top scanning and capture software vendor for the second consecutive year.
Doc never realized so much forest land is privately owned, and learned a lot by visiting the NAFO website. Of course, it's an industry group so you have to balance the information there, but much of the data comes from third-party sources.
Do you see a day soon when all documents will be signed electronically, and it's no big deal – just the way we do modern business?
But maybe I'm wrong and the printer manufacturers have done all kinds of studies and discovered that only a sharp, alarming beep will do. I hate to think that's the case.
Read a profile of Print Audit's president John MacInnes.