For over 140 years, the analog copper-wire phone lines have kept us communicating. Technology is evolving rapidly, and the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) or plain old telephone service (POTS) is reaching the end of its life. After over 140 years, it's no surprise that other technologies like mobile phone networks and VoIP phone service
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The aftermath of COVID-19 has wrought big changes in the way we do business. For the foreseeable future, up to 86% of businesses state that remote work conditions will continue even after the pandemic runs its course.
To lease or to buy a printer, that is the question.
Document security has always been a challenge, particularly for education-based organizations.
Few industries display such a demanding need for operational efficiency such as healthcare. Fast-paced, sophisticated, and tolerating zero error, healthcare offices and professionals must respond to both patient needs and industry requirements flawlessly.
Believe it or not, faxing plays a central role in many offices today. Although the fax machine has connotations associated with the last century, its technology has quietly caught up to make it a valuable part of many modern business operations. Today, offices in industries which are required to handle physical documents often deploy fax
Ask five people when was the last time was that they faxed a document and theyll provide a variety of surprising answers. A close relative of the more recognizably useful scanner, most offices have a weird relationship with their fax machine. Widely regarded as useless and seemingly rarely spotted in the wild, they remain a
