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Dealers around the country weighed in on their top picks for 2019. From MFPs to marketing strategies and beyond, the business technology and imaging industry’s dealer channel sifted through page after page of The Cannata Report’s Annual Dealer Survey. Their deliberation culminated in one amazing night in New Jersey. On Thursday, November 7th at The…
Another day, another acronym! OCR is optical character recognition. It takes a computer image of some kind, typically a scanned image, and analyzes the text in that picture. The scanned image is a PDF or TIFF and looks like a picture to us. Sure, we can read the text on the image, but a computer…
You can drill rules and policies about print security into employees all day. Even the best intentions can’t always keep documents from leaving a circle of trust. It’s up to your team to do what they need to keep information confidential. Sensitive data – like patient records or bank receipts – is easy to leave…
By Doc Ballje Last week, we covered a bit about PaperCut 19.1, and why sysadmins love Print Deploy. This week, we’re going to take a deeper dive into a new feature. Print Deploy is designed to make getting PaperCut out to users as easy as 1-2-3. Really! Let’s take a look at what you need…
By Doc Ballje This blog is an excerpt from the PaperCut MF 19.1 Print Deploy webinar from August 2019. I’m so fortunate to work at ACDI. Better Than Yesterday, Best Job Ever, and Forge Ahead are mantras that we do our best to adhere to every day. So as a Subject Matter Expert, I’m privileged…
Drivers are a pain. Seriously. Just ask any system administrator or sysadmin. Spend a day in their shoes, and you’ll quickly realize how much of a headache it is to keep up with drivers. It takes an absurd amount of time, too. Unfortunately, drivers are essential and unavoidable. They’re how operating systems and hardware or software communicates….
