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Sharp recently unveiled 4 new monochrome printers as the latest addition to its business office technology product line. These 4 brand new copiers include 2 desktop MFPs and 2 single-function desktop printers. All of these Sharp printers come complete with business-level security functionalities along with compact, durable designs. Both features facilitate the much-needed reliability that Read More »

The COVID-19 pandemic has been noted for permanently altering how day-to-day business operations are done. Today, both employers and employees must adapt in the best way they possibly can to this new normal. One of the aspects of this public health crisis that has remained crystal-clear right from its onset is that office technology will Read More »

Over the past decades, office technology has made drastic changes to how businesses and their employees carry out their day-to-day functions.

The COVID-19 pandemic has forced virtually all businesses to adopt remote work as the only practical means to remain afloat and ensure the continuity of their core business operations.

Back in 2019, Sharp foresaw a very positive potential for growth in 2020. It was particularly anticipating how its newly launched suite of office technology products

It would not be an understatement to state that COVID-19 has given rise to a remote working office technology revolution.

The Sharp MX-M5071 Monochrome Advanced Series copier is, without doubt, the next big thing in the managed print services industry.

Unlike what you might have previously thought, managed print services aren’t the exclusive preserve of big established businesses.

The Windows Collaboration Display PN-CD701 is a next-generation 4K interactive display, which has been specifically designed to support, streamline and enhance collaboration efforts among users of office technology in virtually any office setting.

Businesses nowadays are dealing with monotonous document tasks during every day’s operations. All the operations including purchase orders, expense reports, acquisition forms, and changes from moving from one department to another, seem never-ending.