Digital Printing

  Now that the COVID-19 pandemic has made work-from-home a widely accepted option in several offices around the world, you might want to look into getting a printer for your home office, to work in peace, complete your documentation and daily routines. The kind of printer you should get will truly depend on your needs, but choosing a multifunction printer gives you the option of keeping the home office long-term because: Freedom of work – You don’t have to restrict yourself to only printing from your computer. You can now also print from other devices even when you are not at home, such as phones and tablets. Creating a digital warehouse – You can create digital files and save them on your multifunction printer as PDFs. In this way, you retain your files for a lifetime, even if you change your system. You also reduce your paperwork, and with it, your chances of making mistakes or misplacing information. Wireless connectivity – You can be connected from anywhere in the world and print

The construction industry relies on creating plans, blueprints, and documents to gain clarity on the project roadmap before beginning a new project. In the past, these documents had to be in black and white due to the costs associated with them. Now, the option of printing in colour has gone from a luxury to becoming an affordable necessity – and it’s one you should explore. Here are three reasons why you should print in colour: Reduce errors – Printing in colour results in fewer errors in the documents, 80% to be specific. You can rely on colour to be accurate while also creating high-speed printing collaterals. Enhanced document clarity before the project – Colour prints enhance the clarity of your blueprint graphics, which leaves much less room for confusion and prevents you from rechecking the documents again to give lengthy explanations to your supervisors. Print in fine lines, crisp colours – and get all the details correct before you start work. Display 3D images and drawings i

Working in a hospital, you have to deal with a huge amount of patient information every day, such as prescriptions, files, and history. All this information has to be transferred to patient health charts and shared with fellow healthcare professionals in your team. You might think this is all difficult, but it can be achieved very easily. With the Share Patient Information Connect Key app, you can transform your printer into a health-care engineered printer to achieve the following results:   Transform your patient files into digital documents – Format these documents in the healthcare layout and send them to your team members. Before they work in rotation or take up an appointment with your patient, these documents can be referred anytime. Scan and store information to the patient chart – A patient chart is usually prepared to keep track of patient history. You can create a standard chart for all doctors to refer to. Support sign-on and authentication from the presiding doctor- To s