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“They don’t make them like they used to.” We’ve all heard someone say this, and it’s typically not meant to be a compliment. In many cases though, things are made better.

While a ’57 Chevy Belair is quite the desirable classic, it’s perhaps not the best choice for a daily driver. The same goes for your office copier.

Let’s take a quick look at five reasons you should consider retiring the trusty office MFP in light of the newer model.

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As a finance professional with Toshiba, I can attest that the past year has presented challenges no one in the field could have predicted, let alone have been prepared for.

Suddenly, team members I collaborate with daily were now working from home. It was paramount we implement the best process to securely share and manage sensitive, confidential information.

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As the much-anticipated new year has kicked off, challenges from 2020 haven’t magically disappeared. In fact, I think it’s safe to say that business will continue adapting to the new normal of working remotely.

Virtualized workforces are becoming more comfortable with their day-to-day routines, individuals are becoming more productive, and somehow, someway, it’s working. The creative “fixes” we implemented on-the-fly have gotten us through. But, how stable are they?

As we plan our next steps for surviving 2021, the projected economic challenges mean that our technology needs to be stable and intentional.

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As digital transformation shifts the way that people live and work, organizations seek new ways to rethink their processes. Often those conversations center around leveraging migration to the cloud.

One such cloud application getting recent attention is Microsoft Universal Print. This summer, Microsoft announced the public preview of Universal Print. This Microsoft 365 service enables an intuitive, rich, and secure print experience for users, while helping IT reduce time and effort.

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We sat down with our Chief Operating Officer Larry White to reflect on a challenging year and a look for what’s to come in 2021.

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