Office Technology Insights Blog

An MSP provides server, network and specialized applications to end users and organizations. And as you know, a key advantage of offering services is the ability to set up a recurring revenue model with clients.

What better opportunity to make a difference this year by reviewing your office’s printing practices in search of ways to make them more eco-friendly. Here is a short guide on how to get started and some simple tips that can have a huge impact.

Are your employees among the 300,000 New Yorkers that rely on the LIRR?
Here are some best practices from Atlantic, Tomorrow’s Office to prepare your people to work remotely:

Atlantic Document Management Solutions can serve a critical role in helping businesses achieve sustainability goals and benefits by reducing or eliminating document printing, copying, and physical routing by enabling secure document access anytime, anywhere, from any configured device. The cumulative economic, environmental, and workplace quality impact is stunning:

As we all prepare for the upcoming forecasted Hurricane Sandy, we would like to inform every one of the news and impact of this storm:

Paperwork is something messy that no one wants to hear about. With document management, this becomes a foreign concept, as your papers suddenly become digital fingerprints on your computer. Of course, with the convenience of such a system, you have certain disadvantages that different systems take an approach to mitigating. Some of them are more efficient, and others provide a very innovative way of resolving issues often seen with users of their software.

The dream of the paperless office has been around for years, but it has remained just that, despite the rise of e-mail and the web. True, paper consumption in American offices peaked in 2001, but since then it has declined only slightly from its high of around 150 pounds (68kg) of paper per worker per year. In Europe, meanwhile, each worker prints an average of 31 pages a day, seven of which were not even wanted, according to recent research by Lexmark, a printer manufacturer.