Cloud printing stories

A Canon Oceania report reveals that 78% of organisations in Australia and New Zealand faced print security incidents, urging enhanced cybersecurity measures.

Despite the widespread adoption of cloud storage solutions, the transition of printing services to the cloud has lagged behind due to technology availability, data security concerns and large file sizes.

Founded in 1939, Canon has become a global leader in imaging technology and a household name for its printing solutions.

To ensure business continuity and resilience, employees now need to be able to work from anywhere, on any device.

Ricoh launches cloud-based print management solution for NZ businesses, allowing centralised control and eliminating on-premise servers.

Cloud-based printing offers benefits such as cost savings but choosing the right solution is crucial, says expert.

The work-from-home package for Australian channel partners is designed to support the demand from end-customers for a simplified print solution.

Organisations must choose a print service provider that offers a per-device model to save money and increase productivity in the cloud.

Y Soft launches cloud/edge computing product family, YSoft OMNI Series, to enhance Universal Print from Microsoft.

Printing remains an essential element of business operations - whether employees are present in the office, working from home, or travelling between offices.

Synnex Australia says that the partnership with Printix reflects its dedication to the channel cloud marketplace.

A mobile workforce requires a new approach to printing, says Hamish Alexander, country manager, Imaging and Printing Group, Hewlett-Packard New Zealand.