There is lots of confusion about the relative cost of operating various office printers and related multifunction printers (MFP). This confusion extends to home use as well. Calculating page coverage and toner yields is something that most end users never come to understand and that is often confused by vendors when they describe how their device works.
Office Document Strategies Blog
Office Printer Page Coverage and Toner Yields Are Confusing
Posted by Lee Kirkby on Wed, Jun 1, 2011 @ 07:06 AM
Topics: Multifunction Printer, Printer, toner, cost of printing
Workflow Tool Makes Document Scanning Viable - 9 Step Process
Posted by Lee Kirkby on Fri, Apr 29, 2011 @ 14:04 PM
I recently configured a workflow design for a client who is planning to use a multifunction printer (MFP) for document scanning to support a service work order application.
Topics: Software, Multifunction Printer, document filing, document storage strategy, software tools, document management, MFP, Document
I just returned from the Kyocera Americas conference in Las Vegas and something really stood out for me when I was looking at all of the new Kyocera copiers (MFP) units on display. While the new line up of products is impressive in the end it is the long list of Apps which will be able to be used with them that is really most impressive.
Topics: Software, Multifunction Printer, document filing, document management, MFP, colour multifunction, colour multifunction printer, Kyocera copier
6 Tools For More Environmentally Friendly Documents Printing
Posted by Lee Kirkby on Wed, Apr 20, 2011 @ 09:04 AM
Most businesses are interested in reducing their documents printing and doing so in an environmentally friendly way. There are tools available with multifunction printers and some network printers that can help in this effort. Here are 6 tips for more Eco focused printing.
Topics: Multifunction Printer, software tools, Document, Printer, Colour printer, Copier, colour multifunction, colour multifunction printer, Environment
You Could Pay $9,000 More Than Necessary For Your Colour MFP
Posted by Lee Kirkby on Wed, Apr 13, 2011 @ 16:04 PM
I got an e-mail the other day from a client of mine who was approached by his Canon colour mfp sales rep offering to upgrade his current unit for $56 a month savings. He wondered if this was a good idea and asked me what I thought.
Topics: Postage meter, Multifunction Printer, MFP, Copier, colour multifunction printer, postage machine
For a long time many offices were plagued by MFP toner pirates. These are the companies that telemarket to get unsuspecting people to order toner for their copiers, mfp's and printers without really knowing who they are dealing with.
Topics: Multifunction Printer, MFP, Printer, toner, Copier
Most mfp (multifunction printers) are acquired using a lease as the basis for the deal. I find that many clients are not familiar with the various types of leases that are available. Here are some typical questions that I hear.
Topics: Multifunction Printer, MFP, leasing
MFP Printers and Copiers Have An Environmental Impact.
Posted by Lee Kirkby on Fri, Jan 28, 2011 @ 16:01 PM
MFP printers and copiers and other print devices can be a major energy user in your office.
Topics: Multifunction Printer, Printer, Environment
Scanning has become a staple of most offices that use multifunction printer - copiers. Through these devices users have the ability to capture paper documents and use them in their everyday business. E-mailing has overtaken faxing largely due to the ability of businesses to easily adopt scanning.
Topics: Multifunction Printer, Scanning, document filing, video, document storage strategy
Is an MFP the Right Network Printer for Your Office?
Posted by Lee Kirkby on Wed, Jan 12, 2011 @ 12:01 PM
An MFP (multifunction printer) can be the right choice for offices but in my work in the Burlington, Ontario market I have seen places where the choice becomes cloudy. So how do you decide? I think part of the decision relates to the size of the office.
Topics: Software, Multifunction Printer, document storage strategy, MFP, Printer