Print solutions: ideas & insights

With the buzz and excitement of bars and restaurants re-opening and finally being able to book in a hair appointment things seem to be returning to a version of how they once were. Of course, things look very different; huge spaces between tables and chairs, perspex screens everywhere, one way systems, and arrows on floors

It is common is misconception that print for advertising, is slowly on its way out. After all, now that social media exists, why would you ever need to print a leaflet? Well, if you ask the marketers – that’s simply not the case, and recent world events make print more relevant than ever. Replacing often

While it seems just about the entire country has had to adjust to a new way of life and especially a new way of working, it does beg the question – what will the new normal look like for office workers based in home offices? According to Business Insider, many companies have found unexpected benefits

There’s never a bad time to assess the way you do business to see if anything could be done better or more cost-efficiently. More and more businesses are heightening their efficiency and making their budgets go further by rethinking their approach to printing. One way to get the required results could be to hand over

Despite the ever-changing world of technology and the advent of cloud computing, there are still many reasons why businesses may need to commit information to physical paper. Printing is still needed across all kinds of industries to ensure communication and collaboration standards remain high. There are many options available to you when you require printing

If you’re asking yourself “when should I replace my printer” the following insights should help you to weigh up the pros and cons of hanging on to your older office printers versus installing brand new hardware. Old printers, like any electronic device, can be more expensive to run than you might realise, and the costs

There are plenty of challenges when you’re running a business. The bigger picture often means that little things like printing are left unchecked. Printing related tasks such as buying supplies or equipment and organising services are often pretty low down on the list of priorities in many businesses. That is until things go wrong. Whether

Unlike other business activities, it’s easy to both identify and eliminate wasteful printing. Output trays always contain unclaimed documents that staff realised – too late – that they didn’t really need. The size of the problem Wasteful printing is a problem for all businesses. Quocirca asserts that 20% of printing is unnecessary. Ipsos shows UK