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Is your office copier offline more than it's on? With today's readily-available solutions, there's no good reason for your productivity to be impacted by frequent copier downtime. Let's take a look at what you can do to keep your printer and copier in optimal condition.

Go Proactive

A break-fix approach to maintenance is problematic on several fronts, most of which have to do with productivity and costs. By choosing a proactive approach, you bypass the problems caused by traditional "wait till it breaks" solutions. 

In today's information-rich world, organizations must manage almost unbelievable amounts of data. Protecting that data is an ongoing challenge, given that today's security threats are continually evolving. While you can't eliminate every security risk, a robust IT management solution that includes data backup and recovery solutions can make your company's outlook much brighter.

Staying current in the business world means a lot more than it did before the onset of sophisticated technologies. Rapid changes combined with an increasingly tech-driven business environment means you can't afford to lag behind the competition.

Don't Forget Your Printers and Copiers

Today's printers and copiers can play a critical role in your company's day-to-day business processes, and their functionality goes far beyond printing and copying documents. Let's take a look at some key considerations when it's time for an update.

Is your company's sensitive data protected from threats on all fronts? Overlooking even one update or mistaking a phishing attempt for a legitimate information request could have devastating consequences for your business.

The Risks

No organization is too small or too large to become a victim of cybercrime. High-profile network security breaches may make the news more frequently, but small businesses are in just as much danger and may have fewer resources with which to recover. Here's a look at the risks.

If you've been relying on paper-based document management for a while and are finally ready to make the switch to paperless workflows, you might be wondering what to expect. How do you switch from managing physical files to managing digital ones?