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Leveraging managed print services with proactive monitoring, access control, encryption, and other elements protects against evolving cyber threats

Cloud Computing is a business and networking revolution. IT vendors, are often concerned that clients’ needs for hardware like printers will change drastically. However, here are some things that a cloud can’t replace. Here are three of them.

1. Clients Still Need Devices for Input and Output

Saving and transferring files using cloud computing is all well and good. But at some point, you must input that information. Businesses still need computers or tablets to do this. Likewise, on the back end, that information needs to be received on a device as well.

Often an overlooked aspect of cybersecurity is the protection of hardware. The increasingly interconnected nature of our society is leaving things that were previously immune to cyberattack vulnerable. Printers and copiers in the office are some examples. Most offices have networked inkjet or laser printers, aiding in productivity and output of the business. These devices are connected to the company’s server and to the workstations that provide it with print jobs. More often than not, one or more of these stations are connected to the internet leaving printers open to attack.

When your job includes frequent travel, you may be looking for ways to increase productivity while away from your home office. You may still need to collaborate with associates to keep projects moving steadily ahead during your absence. Here are three ways to help improve efficiency and communication while working remotely.