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Topics: document filing, document storage strategy, document management, Hosted document management, Canadian Legislation
Each week I receive and try to scan hundreds of articles, news sheets and announcements about the world of technology with a special focus on those which might today or in the future have an impact on business operations.
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Topics: technology tools, spam, Fujitsu, Samsung
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Topics: technology tools, cloud computing, Customer service, Office
Kyocera Document Solutions is continuing to refine and add to the suite of available applications which support their line of multifunction printers (mfp).
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Topics: Software, Multifunction Printer, Scanning, software tools, MFP, Kyocera copier
I have worked in the document management field, earlier called document imaging till some of the copier vendors grabbed that title, for almost sixteen years now. In all that time I have never had as many enquiries about document management, scanning services, workflow and cloud electronic storage as in the past few weeks.
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Topics: cloud computing, document filing, document storage strategy, document management, Hosted document management, docucapture, office document strategy, paper filing, Paperless office, Less paper office
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Topics: MFP, colour multifunction, colour multifunction printer, cost of printing, Kyocera copier, Kyocera Canada
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Topics: document filing, document storage strategy, document management, Paper shredding, paper filing
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Topics: technology tools, cloud computing, SMB, Samsung, whiteboard
Recent data shows that as many as 40 percent of the world's PCs are running Windows XP according to SMB Nation research. Windows 7 has market share of 45 percent and the balance is made up of either older Windows packages or Windows 8 which is still in the single digit stage.
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Topics: Computer, network server, Windows 8, IT support, network security
" For the first time ever, Microsoft is offering direct cash payouts in exchange for reporting certain types of vulnerabilities and exploitation techniques," is the way Microsoft has described its change in policy which will see up to $100,000 being paid in specific instances where a serious exploitation is discovered in the Windows 8.1 Preview release.
Smaller amounts will be paid for other types of intrusion detections.
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Topics: Windows 8, network security
