It may not come as a surprise to you that the average organisational cost of a data breach is £5.5 million. But you may be surprised to learn that it’s not just your company’s PCs and mobile devices that are vulnerable to attacks. In fact, your printers could be a weak link in your technology infrastructure.
In an age where customer service is king, organisations need to be providing the best possible service or products to their customers. Smart leaders know they can achieve this by improving their internal processes and creating more synergy among their employees.
Since Managed Print Solutions (MPS) offer many benefits — increasing employee productivity being just one of them — it’s not surprising that many businesses say their MPS budgets were set to increase last year.
In the calm after the GDPR storm, what’s next for businesses? For the forward-thinking ones, it’s time to go beyond compliance and embrace digital transformation. In this post, Rick Emmines, our Innovation Consultant, explains why GDPR is doing more for forward-thinking businesses he is working with, rather than just driving them to compliance.
According to the latest Gartner CIO insights Agenda Report, investment priorities for CIOs are changing. Recently, security has been falling in the list of highest priorities in favour of analytics, business intelligence, infrastructure cloud and mobile. At a first glance, this is understandable – it is far more logical for companies to make investments in areas which will give them a high or immediate return. Information security has never been one of these areas.