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People need to print more, says paper company


April 30, 2010 by Sam Narisi

A major paper supplier is starting a PR campaign to combat a national blight: young people’s conservative printing habits. More…

HP utility supports on-the-go printing


April 29, 2010 by Steve Hannaford

Users of smartphones, PDAs and tablet computers now have the power to bring some serious work around without having to carry a laptop. But printing out that work, even when a wireless printer is available, has been problematic. More…

Green initiatives: No longer the exception


April 28, 2010 by Steve Hannaford

Over half of U.S. companies now have some form of a green initiative in place. That’s according to a new survey by Buck Consultants, division of ACS and, thanks to a recent takeover, now a part of Xerox. More…

Tiger Woods wishes he had this service


April 27, 2010 by Steve Hannaford

Text messages can last forever. And they can haunt people who toss them off without thinking about what they write.  More…

Google Cloud Printing: Smart idea or Cloud Cuckoo Land?


April 27, 2010 by Steve Hannaford

When Google announced its (not-yet-released) Chrome OS to compete with Windows and OS X, it lacked one major piece — the ability to print jobs. That looks like it will change soon. More…

What SharePoint’s evolution means for you


April 26, 2010 by Steve Hannaford

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Microsoft’s SharePoint 2010 software suite dominated attention at the annual AIIM data management conference and exhibition, held recently in Philadelphia. The rollout of the updated package was accompanied by third-party offerings that add advanced and specialized features to the basic Microsoft package. More…

Personal info found on used copier in warehouse


April 26, 2010 by Sam Narisi

As a recent news story shows, a lot of companies are still unaware of the security dangers posed by copier hard drives. More…

FedEx, Canon and HP team up


April 21, 2010 by Steve Hannaford

FedEx Office (formerly FedEx Kinko’s) recently announced a partnership with office machine giants HP and Canon to offer new services for patrons of the 1,800-store chain. More…

An In-Depth Look at IT ROI


April 20, 2010 by Luke Marchie

In this economy, as IT budgets remain flat or get reduced, doing more with the infrastructure you have has never been more important.

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Key factors to consider when selecting an Email Archiving System


April 19, 2010 by Luke Marchie

Learn the key factors to consider when selecting an archiving system.

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High Court case could change online privacy rules


April 19, 2010 by Sam Narisi

Pagers? Who uses pagers in the world of iPhones and Blackberries? Not many folks, but a legal dispute about the outdated devices could have an impact on the way businesses use other technologies. More…

Corner-cutting dentist finds new use for office supplies


April 19, 2010 by Sam Narisi

Businesses are trying to stretch budgets and get the most out of the office supplies they buy. But normally, they don’t go as far as this guy. More…

New HP printers offer true plug-and-play


April 19, 2010 by Steve Hannaford

Hewlett-Packard this week announced a new set of black-and-white printers and printer-multifunctionals that it terms the industry’s first plug-and-play interface. More…

Top 5 trends in the paper industry


April 19, 2010 by Steve Hannaford

According to Folio magazine, the paper industry looks to be moving away from a period of relatively low prices. That will affect what you pay for both office paper and for sending print jobs to commercial printers. More…

Top 5 printer woes for small and midsize businesses


April 16, 2010 by Steve Hannaford

What printing issues are companies most worried about today? You can probably guess. More…

iPad printing apps have a way to go


April 15, 2010 by Sam Narisi

We recently reported on the iPad’s lack of printer drivers. While printing from the iPad isn’t exactly easy, there are some applications that can help. More…

A new way employees are exposing company data


April 13, 2010 by Sam Narisi

Are employees unknowingly making your company’s data available on the Internet? More…

Firm can’t sue over broken copier


April 13, 2010 by Sam Narisi

When businesses have contract disputes with equipment suppliers, there’s an important first step to take before starting a big legal fight: More…

Video: One copier feature you should avoid


April 13, 2010 by Steve Hannaford

Here’s one YouTube video that made us laugh out loud. More…

Thieves run off with $20,000 worth of ink


April 12, 2010 by Sam Narisi

Looking for a way to save money on ink and toner? Here’s a method we don’t recommend. More…

Saving ink: Font matters


April 9, 2010 by Sam Narisi

We recently reported on a story about a college that changed the default font in its e-mail system to save ink when students print messages. Here’s a study that backs up the school’s decision. More…

Malicious PDFs don’t need software vulnerability


April 8, 2010 by Sam Narisi

Security researchers have found a way hackers can spread malware via malicious PDF files — even when there are no security holes present in the software that opens the document. More…

How a Computer Can (Successfully!) Run Your Help Desk


April 6, 2010 by Luke Marchie

If you’re like most growing companies, chances are your Help Desk evolved incident-by-incident. But sooner than you think, you’ll need something more – more automation, more customization, more dedication to total efficiency. And they’ve put together a free Help Desk Automation Resource Pack to fill you in on the available options.

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iPad: Not quite ready for printing or file sharing


April 6, 2010 by Steve Hannaford

The hoopla for Apple’s new iPad tablet computer has at least some businesses thinking about using them for work. But recent reviews of the product say maybe they should wait. More…

One browser left standing after hacking contest


April 6, 2010 by Sam Narisi

A recent contest that paid researchers to uncover security flaws shed some light on an important question: What’s the most secure Web browser? More…

Biz accounts hacked at ‘unprecedented’ rate


April 6, 2010 by Sam Narisi

According to a recent survey, criminals are getting better at stealing from companies’ bank accounts — and banks have failed to keep up with their new tactics. More…

Is your city rife with cybercrime?


April 5, 2010 by Sam Narisi

Security firm Symantec recently ranked the “10 riskiest online cities.” Is yours on the list? More…

Report: IRS has gaping security flaws


April 2, 2010 by Sam Narisi

With April 15 looming, the tedium and expense of submitting your taxes may not be your only worries. The Government Accountability Office has issued a report that criticizes the IRS for lax security with confidential and critical tax return data. More…

So, now you decide to encrypt data


April 1, 2010 by Steve Hannaford

Here’s a tip for better information security: Encrypt sensitive mobile data before an employee loses it. More…


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