Data breaches have massive consequences for organizations – financial, legal, and reputational – making information security and protection a key focus moving forward. The enormous repercussions of data breaches mean that security has to be considered at the board level and across the organization rather than just the IT department.

The landscape of cyber security is also constantly expanding as connected Internet of Things (IOT) endpoints continues to grow.

At this years HIMSS, we are excited to showcase our new combined solution, which brings together these two powerful solutions alongside exciting new features. While the UniPrint and CP-1 platforms support both physical and digital input and output, the ultimate goal for many healthcare organizations is to be 100% digital, and in the process eliminate the need for paper and fax. Two new CP-1 features will be unveiled at HIMSS 2019: The SecureSend feature powered by UniPrint Infinity’s Universal Print Driver technology, and Scheduling Assist – the 24/7 Advanced Booking Assistant powered by Simplifimed.

The enterprise print industry continues to be changed by the digital disruption of the workplace. Despite printing being less common place than it once was, Quocirca’s Global Print 2025 study revealed that in 2017, 76% of SMBs rely on print and 66% believe they will remain reliant on print in 2025.

Enterprises across the world have begun adopting virtual computing, with the aim of enhancing their data security through the centralization of corporate data, reducing the risk of sensitive company information and intelligence escaping through end-user devices that have been compromised.

With an increasing number of companies implementing virtualized computing solutions everyday, Enterprise IT leaders and executives are constantly in search of ways to ensure that their enterprise environments are in optimal condition for Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) adoption.

With trends such as mobility, flexibility, remote, and cloud attracting a great amount of attention in the technology world, the new generation of millennial employees is rapidly transforming the workforce into a mobile-based, agile workforce.

A recent study carried out by the International Data Corporation suggests that by 2020, over seventy percent of the American workforce will be made up of mobile workers.

With smartphone and tablet prices gradually decreasing over time since their initial advent, along with enterprises around the world increasingly adopting bring your own device environments, these changes have set the stage for a completely enterprise mobile work environment.