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Is an A3 or A4 Device Better for Your Office?
Published By: Eric Johannson | Mon Jul 27, 2020
What does A3/A4 really mean? On the most basic level, it’s a reference to the maximum paper size a printer can accept, but it’s the finer details that ultimately determine which is the best choice. The physical size of the machine, its output and finishing capabilities, and the cost of...
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5 Reasons Not to Shop Print Supplies from Big-Box Retailers
Published By: Eric Johannson | Fri Jul 17, 2020
Raise your hand if you’ve ever ignored a low ink warning. Guilty? We thought so. Most of us will wait until every second line is illegible and then, and only then, will we order new supplies. We end up rush or bulk ordering from big-box retailers and in many cases, pay...
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Has Your Office Printer Fleet Expanded to Include Home Devices? We Can Help!
Published By: Eric Johannson | Thu Jul 02, 2020
In many companies, office print often represents the third highest expense next to payroll and rent. Businesses do not have the time, resources, or expertise to monitor and manage print across locations (and now, home offices too!) and as a result, print is often an overlooked expense. In our last blog,...
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Create and Print Informational COVID-19 Related Signage Through Canon’s PosterArtist Software and imagePROGRAF Large Format Printers
Published By: Eric Johannson | Mon Jun 29, 2020
Visible health and safety guidelines are of the utmost importance for reopened businesses in Manitoba. Our partner, Canon, offers customizable templates to help keep your employees and customers safe with their software, PosterArtist. Now available for use with compatible devices (and free for imagePROGRAF customers!), PosterArtist Lite allows you to print signage...
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How to Reduce Your Office Costs in 2 Simple Steps
Published By: Eric Johannson | Thu Jun 18, 2020
You’re almost always overpaying for print. Why? The data you’re already collecting isn’t being used effectively. Things like print volume, types of jobs, and users and groups, are not factored into the device chosen and its placement within the office as part of your overall fleet. This can lead to...
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