Production printers are built for speed, precision, and high-volume output—but even the best machines encounter problems. Addressing issues quickly helps keep schedules on track, protects print quality, and prevents small glitches from becoming expensive repairs.
Some problems occur more frequently than others. Staying alert to early signs can help you act before they impact deadlines:
Printers and multifunction devices are often overlooked in security planning, yet they process, store, and transmit sensitive information daily. Whether it’s a confidential contract, patient record, or internal financial report, unsecured print environments leave organizations open to both physical and digital risks.
Modern printers are sophisticated networked devices with storage and processing capabilities similar to computers. This makes them susceptible to:
Artificial intelligence is no longer confined to software applications and data analytics—it’s now playing a central role in the way businesses manage their printing environments. Managed print services (MPS) equipped with AI capabilities are delivering new levels of efficiency, cost savings, and reliability. For organizations that depend on seamless document workflows, these advancements are quickly becoming essential.
In the legal industry, every single document matters. Whether it's a client contract, confidential brief, or time-sensitive filing, law firms rely on secure, trackable, and efficient document workflows. Canon’s uniFLOW software offers an integrated solution built to meet the unique demands of legal environments.
Here’s why legal firms across the country are turning to uniFLOW to streamline and secure their operations.
Production printing has always been about speed, precision, and efficiency. Now, artificial intelligence (AI) is taking these priorities to the next level—making high-volume print environments smarter, more reliable, and increasingly personalized.
Here’s how AI is reshaping the world of production print.
In today's evolving threat landscape, implementing a Zero Trust security model is paramount. However, print and document infrastructure is often an overlooked attack vector, potentially leaving your organization exposed.
Multifunction printers (MFPs) are a staple in most offices, but they’re also a potential security risk. While many organizations focus on cybersecurity, physical printer security often gets overlooked. The result? Sensitive documents sitting in trays, unauthorized access to scan or fax functions, and zero accountability for what’s been printed.
Here’s how to tighten physical security around your print environment before it becomes a liability.
When people hear “managed print services,” they often think of large enterprises with sprawling fleets of printers. But small businesses can benefit just as much—if not more—from the efficiency, cost savings, and support that managed print brings.
If your organization handles high-volume or specialized printing, a digital press can be a game-changer. From marketing materials to internal documents, the right equipment improves efficiency, quality, and turnaround time.
But with so many models available, how do you know which digital press is right for your needs?
Two of the most important factors are resolution and speed. Look for:
Libraries serve diverse communities with a wide range of printing needs—from students submitting assignments to patrons printing resumes or tax forms. As remote learning and bring-your-own-device (BYOD) habits increase, mobile printing is no longer a nice-to-have—it’s essential.
Fortunately, there are several ways libraries can make mobile and cloud printing simple, secure, and sustainable for everyone involved.