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In today's fast-paced business environment, organizations are constantly seeking ways to streamline their workflows, enhance productivity, and reduce costs. DDS, experts in document management, understand this need and offer valuable insights through the attached uniFLOW Online Webinar.

We would like to say a huge thank you to the entire team at Canon for the amazing support they provided DDS throughout the year and the fantastic quality product they provide.

I love the word “partner” because it truly sums up the relationship and Canon are as invested in our clients and our business as we are, it is so appreciated to have their quality support.

Introduction

Whether you’re an independent contractor, running a small business, or heading a large company, office printers are vital tools for any modern business - even in the digital age. Printers have been a ubiquitously essential appliance of the office for around 50 years now, transforming the way businesses operate by offering a fast and easy method of replicating documents. Modern Wi-Fi enables workers to print directly from their desktop, laptop, tablet or phone, and then a printer can quickly transpose any digital document into a tangible hard copy, using a variety of materials such as paper, ink cartridges, and toner.

Managed print services (MPS) are that solution! By outsourcing your printing and document management needs to an MPS provider, you can free up valuable time and resources to focus on growing your business. Plus, MPS providers offer a wide range of services that can help streamline your operations and reduce costs. From regular maintenance and repair to supplies management and cost tracking, an MPS provider has got you covered.

According to statistics, companies that use cloud-based services have a three times higher chance at success than those running on premise. The market for these types of technologies is growing steadily with 73 percent looking into increasing their usage over the next few years!

Cloud services have become the norm for many aspects of our lives. From consuming content to working on projects and keeping documents secure, we rely heavily upon them every day without even realizing it! The same goes with cloud-based printing; businesses are switching over primarily because they offer more benefits than traditional methods (easeful manageability) while still meeting all necessary needs like increased efficiency or reduced costs associated with maintaining hardware investments.

Typical Print Infrastructure

Print infrastructure is a term used to describe the equipment and systems used to create

Small business owners have a lot on their plate. They need to wear many hats, and often don't have the time or resources to manage everything themselves.