Should organisations be moving from desktop to multi-functional printers?
Since their inception, desktop printers have been a part of consumer and business environments, providing quick access to printing and improving business operations. But is it time for a shakeup with how your organisation prints?
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A desktop printer is a device used to print documents that are sent from a digital file. They are often smaller in size, to fit on a desk or table, as their name suggests. However, they can come in many models with various capabilities, depending on the style and brand of the printer. In contrast, a multi-functional printer incorporates the extra functionality of printing, fax and copying. They are often larger devices, however can come in smaller forms similar to desktop printers.
It can be confusing for business’ to understand whether switching to a bigger and more powerful machine, like a multi-functional device, is worthwhile. Even after this decision has been made, selecting the right hardware, software and service solutions is a difficult process.
Therefore, it is important for organisations to take into account both the positives and negatives of both types of printers in order to make a well informed, suitable decision, which is ultimately a good investment.
