Some offices prefer to prioritize pure print performance over copying and scanning in an office.

If your teams are printing large volumes of reports or marketing materials every day, and they already have other systems handling scanning and document workflows, a multifunction printer (MFP) can feel unnecessary.

A single-function device like the Lexmark CS963 could be the solution.

We’ve worked with businesses that need an all-in-one device, and ones that opt for a dedicated print engine. This review is designed to help you decide if the Lexmark CS963 A3 color printer is the right fit for your workflow.

We’ll walk through its features, strengths, tradeoffs, cost considerations, and who will benefit most from it.

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Most offices eventually end up with an awkward pile of empty toner cartridges, old drums, worn-out supplies, and sometimes even an outdated printer no one knows how to dispose of.

The problem is that toner cartridges are not like soda cans or cardboard boxes. Toner cartridges contain plastic, metal, electronic components, and leftover toner powder. So, most curbside recycling programs won’t be able to process them properly. If you throw toner cartridges away in a regular trash can, they can end up in landfills, where they’ll sit there for hundreds of years.

Thankfully, many businesses today are becoming more conscious of sustainability. Schools, healthcare organizations, law firms, and small businesses across North Texas are paying closer attention to their printing waste, energy use, and ways to improve environmentally responsible office practices.

You’ve just hit “print” and walk over to the printer. Unfortunately, your document is either buried under a stack of someone else’s pages or nowhere in sight.

This can be especially frustrating in a busy office where time is precious. A print environment with lost documents, wasted prints, and sensitive information left out in the open is a sign that it isn’t working as well as it should.

Follow Me Printing helps solve this problem.

We’ve specialized in simplifying and securing print environments for nearly 40 years. In this guide, we’ll walk you through what Follow Me Printing is, how it works, and whether it’s a good fit for your organization.

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High-quality prints still matter, and technological advancements in the printer industry are making it easier for offices to achieve them.

Although office page volumes are not as high as they once were, the broader printer market is still growing. According to Fortune Business Insights, the global printer market was valued at $53.02 billion in 2025 and is projected to reach $71.09 billion by 2034.

And amid all this, inkjet printers will only further widen their edge over laser printers in market share.

So, does this mean that laser printers are becoming obsolete?

If your business prints regularly, even a few cents per page can add up to thousands of dollars over time. Unfortunately, most people don’t realize how much they’re actually spending until they take a closer look.

Knowing your printing cost per page (CPP) is key to understanding the true cost of printing. It’s a clear way to measure your actual printing expenses and make smarter decisions moving forward.

At Strategic Technology Partners of Texas, we’ve helped businesses across North Texas break down and reduce their printing costs for nearly 40 years. In this guide, we’ll walk you through exactly how to calculate cost per page, what most people miss, and how to lower it without sacrificing quality.

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