Network and Communication / Printing Solutions

Organizations face many challenges when creating a network of global Web sites. They need to maintain brand consistency while allowing for variations that reflect local cultures. Creating truly localized Web sites can be a daunting process in which corporate and local marketing teams need to collaborate to provide relevant information to different target audiences.

Printers are all too often overlooked in an IT purchasing strategy - and this is a great shame. Your printers directly produce the material customers and business partners see, and they also represent a large and mostly unmanaged cost to your business. Recent research found that most organisations are blissfully unaware of the financial costs their printers are racking up, and the environmental cost they are adding to the company's footprint. This is a shame because printers are easily managed and the decision criteria can be easily understood. Printer choices are being driven by the recession and a new environmental awareness - backed up increasingly by regulations. Printer makers are responding to these demands, and the market is moving into a new phase. Users will be choosing to have fewer printers, but larger, more efficient and smarter printers. They may increasingly also choose to buy a print service instead of running and managing all. If you understand the direction of the market, and the specifications of existing printers, and if you can calculate the output you require, you can compare the likely total cost of ownership for a range of models, and find the one that suits your needs best. We hope this guide will help you do that for your company.