Choosing the best copiers for your business isn't all that complicated, but only when you're armed with some good information. The right copiers can make a positive impact on your workflows, but it's also true that leasing or purchasing one that's a bad match could have the opposite effect.
Here are a few pointers to help you make the right choice for your workgroup's requirements.
Though we wish we could control all of the elements around us, unpredictable events occur all the time. Fires are one of those unforeseen events that cause chaos in our personal and business lives when they strike. In the business world, fires put our documents at incredible risk, as an office fire could cause a company to lose all their information.
Printing issues can have a significant impact on your company's workflows. One of the more frustrating and potentially severe problems has to do with how employees print and retrieve documents.
Read on to find out how your workflows and managed print can work together to improve document security and lower costs.
If your company hasn't developed a policy for printing confidential documents, here's what could happen.
Relying on paper in today’s digital world isn’t sustainable anymore. Learning about document management systems and how they benefit your business is a proactive move. Here’s what you need to know.
Let's talk about office organization: do you dream of a day when your workplace is in order? Do you imagine big, sweeping efforts you could make that would set everything right in your office? Do you struggle with annoying disorganization but can't find the time to fix it?
Organizing your office for better productivity can seem daunting, but the reality is that it's just a few simple steps to a more streamlined workplace. Follow along here!
Here are a few ways to measure and boost productivity in your office.
• Measure output, not time. Some businesses are so focused on making sure employees punch in and out at the time clock that they forget to keep track of the things that really matter—like projects completed each month, new customer sales, or the success of recent campaigns.
• Encourage accountability. Have everyone write their goals on a shared document, collective whiteboard, or company Facebook page. Employees will be motivated to work harder when they see others succeed at a faster pace.
Reputation risk is how negative publicity can potentially harm your business. Here are a few ways you can protect your brand's reputation and your business.
Know what’s already out there. Take inventory of the information that’s already been published about your business, your executives, your products, your services, etc. The more you know about what others have already said, the more prepared you’ll be to respond to future critics.
Shred to avoid penalties. Your business could be subject to financial penalties if you don’t take the proper measures to protect the personal information of your employees, clients, and vendors. Shredding (especially cross-cut shredding) is the gold standard for the disposal of paper documents to prevent fines.
