You would think that if you had the choice between two mono copiers where one costs .0090 cents per page and the other one costs .0045 cents per page, the obvious choice would be the one with the lowest cost per page. We are going to show you why getting the lowest cost per page does not always mean that you will be paying less for your printing and copying costs.
Why getting the lowest cost per page is not always the best way to choose a copier.
What is one thing that Covid-19 taught us about the copier and managed print services industry?
Topics: covid-19, clicks included
Topics: secure print, pull print, badge release, id card release
Top 5 security vulnerabilities of corporate print fleets
Topics: printer security, network security, end point security, Security Manager, Security Assessment, secure print
No payments for 3 months on Brand New HP Enterprise Copiers, Printers and MFPs.
Topics: Payment Deferral Program, no payment
Topics: communication error, UPD, color tab missing, cannot duplex, update now fails, universal print driver, unable to print in color, trays missing
HP LaserJet loses network connection when it goes to sleep
Here is a common problem that plagues many printers, copiers, and multi-function devices. You go to print to the device and nothing happens. It is like the printer has completely lost network connectivity. You cannot ping it or even access the embedded web server of the device. Nothing seems to work other than going over to the printer and powering it off and then back on again.
Topics: hplosesnetworkconnection, SLP keep alive, unable to print, sleep
Security risks and recommendations for healthcare organizations
Topics: Healthcare, Risks, Security
Topics: MFP, Printing, LaserJet, Copying, Security Manager, optimize, save, Healthcare, GPO, Hospitals