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Office Document Strategies Blog
Lee Kirkby
Recent Posts
Spammers face $10 million fine under Canada's new law!
Posted by Lee Kirkby on Thu, Jan 6, 2011 @ 10:01 AM
Topics: e-mail, office document strategy, Canadian Legislation, spam
Colour Multifunction Printers Popular - 4 Reasons Why
Posted by Lee Kirkby on Tue, Jan 4, 2011 @ 15:01 PM
Colour multifunction printers are a category of print device which continue to be popular with small business clients as well as some corporate users. Combining the monochrome capability of a traditional printer copier with the output of colour documents has built this class of device into a favourite, especially in offices with only one multifunction device.
Topics: cost of colour, colour multifunction, colour multifunction printer, cost of printing
High Volume Scanning Gets Stopped By Lack of Support
Posted by Lee Kirkby on Fri, Dec 17, 2010 @ 16:12 PM
Topics: Scanning, document filing, document management, office document strategy
Colour Printer Operating Costs Critical To Success
Posted by Lee Kirkby on Mon, Dec 13, 2010 @ 15:12 PM
Topics: Printer, Colour printer, cost of colour
IT Network Expansion...New Hardware...Consider leasing
Posted by Lee Kirkby on Wed, Dec 1, 2010 @ 14:12 PM
In our area, Burlington, ON, IT network buyers, unlike buyers of MFP printers, are often not familiar with leasing their equipment and software. I think they should give leasing much more consideration. There can be significant benefits from leasing rather than buying.
Topics: Software, IT network, leasing
The Best Scanning For Your Document Imaging System
Posted by Lee Kirkby on Tue, Nov 23, 2010 @ 11:11 AM
There are three primary ways that you can choose scanners for your document imaging system. You can use scanning capability from a multifunction (MFP) based print device. You can install a dedicated scanner with network scanning capability or you can use desktop connected scanning from your PC.
Topics: Scanning, document filing, document storage strategy, document management, MFP
Netaccess Systems is in the midst of finalizing a new IT network data centre in downtown Hamilton. A colleague and I had a tour yesterday with Netaccess President, Don McNally. The new site is pretty impressive and promises to be the most advanced data centre in Ontario outside of the biggest located at 151 Front St. in Toronto.
Topics: technology tools, Computer, IT network
Buying New MFP Printer in Burlington-Software Matters
Posted by Lee Kirkby on Tue, Nov 9, 2010 @ 16:11 PM
When people buy or lease a new MFP printer in our area, Burlington ON, the choice of the hardware is increasingly being affected by the related software which interfaces with the device. Most MFP's are able to meet the needs of users if they are sized correctly, have the options and accessories installed and the vendor matches them to client needs.
Topics: Multifunction Printer, document management, MFP, Printer, Copier, office document strategy
SP 4120N MICR Network Laser Printer Helps Secure Printing
Posted by Lee Kirkby on Tue, Nov 2, 2010 @ 12:11 PM
A new network laser printer designed to print MICR encoded cheques has just been launched. Many of the features are designed for secure printing of cheques and other encoded documents. This 37 ppm network ready unit has all of the features that you need for printing quality cheques. The SP 4210N MICR is specifically designed to meet the cheques writing needs of business but can also be used with conventional toner for regular printing if required.
Some People Really Get Document Imaging in Ontario
Posted by Lee Kirkby on Wed, Oct 27, 2010 @ 17:10 PM
For over 15 years I have sometimes felt like I was an evangelist as I quoted, configured and promoted document imaging in our area of Ontario, Canada. In the past couple of weeks I have been gratified to meet and talk to people who have really understood the benefits and are adoptees of the tool.
Topics: Scanning, document filing, video, document storage strategy, document management, Document, office document strategy