Dec 10, 2024 | Article, Artificial Intelligence, Channel, Digital Transformation, Managed Print Services, Security, Sustainability, Trends
In 2025, the print industry will be shaped by, vendor consolidation, declining print volumes, and changing customer demands. Quocirca expects to see new entrants and diversification from existing players as a result. Differentiation and innovation across hardware,...
Dec 10, 2024 | Artificial Intelligence, Channel, Digital Transformation, Managed Print Services, Press Release, Security, Sustainability, Trends
Quocirca Publishes its Print Industry Trends to Watch in 2025 London, UK, 10th December 2024: Quocirca today published its Ten Key Trends that will drive print industry transformation in 2025. They reflect continuing digital disruption and evolving workplace needs as...
Oct 30, 2024 | Article, Artificial Intelligence, Artificial Intelligence, Cloud, Cloud print, Managed Print Services, Security, Trends
To address the evolving print management needs of businesses operating in hybrid cloud environments, Tungsten Automation has introduced its Hybrid Cloud Print Solution. This innovative platform combines the power of Printix and ControlSuite, providing integrated print...
Oct 29, 2024 | Article, Cloud, Cloud print, Security, Trends
Image credit: Microsoft Microsoft is ushering in a new era of secure printing with the biggest change to the Windows print stack in more than 20 years. On 1 October 2024, Microsoft launched Windows Protected Print Mode (WPP), its new secure printing platform, to...
Oct 29, 2024 | Article, Security, Sustainability, Trends
With its latest launch, Ricoh is addressing the growing need for A4 printers designed from the ground up for today’s distributed, space-constrained, cost-conscious work environment. With the Ricoh IM C320F, M C320FW, and P C375, the company builds on its record of...
Jun 4, 2024 | Article, Artificial Intelligence, Managed Print Services, Podcast, Security, Trends
Quocirca’s forthcoming Print Security 2024 study shows that user concerns regarding the security of their print infrastructure are escalating. This isn’t just a matter of misplaced documents – print devices and their software are increasingly viewed as...
