Month: May 2018

Most enterprises in today’s corporate world host multi-vendor printing environments.

Companies with multi-vendor printing environments have printer fleets containing equipment from a variety of vendors, leading to a diverse print infrastructure.  This leads to a bunch of problems for companies dealing with a printing fleet consisting of several manufacturers and models.

In today’s enterprise world, many large firms are deploying hybrid printing environments.

What is Hybrid Printing?

Hybrid printing involves printing from a combination of both cloud and on-premise printing environments.

With organizations around the world continuing to print at high volumes, enterprise printing problems are also on the rise!  Though enterprise printing is reducing the print management complexity is increasing because of multiple devices, employee mobility etc.

It consists of documents and files you generate using your company’s printers, scanners, copiers, multi-function printers, and other high output technological equipment.

With cloud computing taking over the IT world, enterprise cloud printing is not far behind.

Gone are the days when firms needed to install personal printers for each employee, create wired connections between PCs and printers, and then finally struggle to solve print driver compatibility issues.

The shift towards mobility has drastically impacted today’s workforce.

Employees are constantly on the fly and equipped with mobile devices and applications that aid them in completing their tasks and duties anytime and anywhere.