Decades ago, office printers had one job: to present documents or images in a paper format. However, with technology evolving rapidly, the role of the office printer has changed drastically. Now, printers are multifunctional, allowing workers to copy, scan, send, or save various documents from anywhere with the help of the cloud. It’s even safe to say printers are now more similar to computers, with associated storage, servers in the cloud, and wireless network connections. While this offers several advantages, there are also downsides. The last few years have seen many constantly evolving cyber threats, leaving businesses with no room for complacency…
Author: Trevor Maloney
Trevor Maloney
Trevor began his career with Infotec in 1989 and have spent the last 25 years in the print industry working for Toshiba, Ricoh, Sharp, Epson and Kyocera. Between 2003 and 2013 he was lucky enough to follow his wife’s career with the Foreign Office living in Bangladesh, Nigeria and Thailand. Trevor is now a Product Marketing Manager responsible for A3 MFPs and production print.
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