How Long Should a Commercial Copier Last?
The short answer: a well-maintained commercial copier should last 5 to 10 years, depending on how hard you run it and how well you maintain it. The longer answer requires…
The short answer: a well-maintained commercial copier should last 5 to 10 years, depending on how hard you run it and how well you maintain it. The longer answer requires…
Law firms have document workflows that most industries don’t. Deposition transcripts, court filings, closing packages, discovery materials — the volume is high, the confidentiality requirements are strict, and the consequences…
Local Technology Partner — Tallahassee has more associations per capita than almost any city in Florida. As the state capital, it’s home to hundreds of professional associations, trade groups, advocacy…
Managed Service Provider — Switching your IT provider is a pain. There’s data migration, contract negotiations, and a learning curve while the new team gets up to speed. So most…
From January through April 15th, everything runs at maximum. Print volume spikes. Staff works extended hours. Remote access demand increases. And anything that breaks costs you in a way that…
If you’ve been comparing copiers and keep running into the A3 vs. A4 distinction, here’s the plain-language version: A3 machines handle larger paper, A4 machines max out at standard letter…
Managed Service Provider — We’ll be upfront: we’re an MSP in Tallahassee, so we’re not going to write a fake objective ranking of ourselves versus the competition. What we will…
Copier lease agreements are not complicated — but they’re written by people who want them to seem that way. Before you sign anything, here’s what actually matters.
Managed print services — MPS for short — is a way of handling all your printing costs, equipment, supplies, and service under one predictable monthly program instead of dealing with…
Canon’s serviceability award is meaningful third-party recognition, but it is not a substitute for evaluating the exact copier, local service provider, contract, parts process, and support expectations.