Office Equipment

Have you ever been in the research process of buying a printer and discovered that the number of available options was difficult to comprehend?   

Investing in a long-term printing solution is not something to be taken casually. When you’re talking about spending thousands of dollars on a machine, you need to make sure that you’re getting the exact model that meets your desired goals.  

Being in the printer/copier industry for over 35 years has taught us how essential it is for you to conduct a thorough evaluation of your situation before making a big office purchase.   

Businesses are unique, which means the standard office functions they require the most will change from company to company.  

Maybe you’re a business that constantly prints documents, requiring a machine that can handle a large print volume. Or you’re a company that needs a machine to copy a sizable number of documents every day.   

Or, as we will discuss today, maybe you need a machine that can handle daily scanning duties exclusively and want to know what the best option is for you and your business.  

Looking for the right multifunction printer for your office can be an overwhelming task due to the number of brands on the market and the research it requires.  

There’s a lot of tedious information that, if you’re not in the printing industry, can be difficult to comprehend, and might cause you to make a costly purchase that doesn’t perfectly meet your printing needs.  

Being a copier/printer vendor for 35 years has provided us with a vast amount of knowledge and experience when it comes to finding the right machine for a company’s office productivity goals.    

In a society that’s increasingly reliant on technology to conduct daily business tasks, the risk of a cyberattack has never been greater.  

You may think to yourself, “Yeah, but what does that have to do with my printer? I mean, it just, prints?”  

This is the type of thinking that could get you in trouble.  

Believe it or not, printer cyberattacks have become more common, and being proactive about the security of confidential documents is only increasing in importance.  

Used….

It’s almost a derogatory term for some buyers and even sellers in the buying process. And it’s understandable why.     

Who used this before me? What kind of lifespan does this product have left? What did the company do to prepare this used product to sell? How have other customers fared with this used product?      

All these concerns are completely understood when it comes to buying a used product.