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Maximising efficiency is the focus of every business. If you can achieve this while skimming some funds off your business operation spend - then that is advice we should all be listening to.

We tend not to think about our printer condition too often, until it becomes unavailable and then chaos ensues.

Sustainability is the buzzword of the minute. Given the environmental condition of our present and future - there couldn’t be a more pressing topic to discuss.

Established in 1959 in a small suburban workshop in Japan, KYOCERA has a rich history of innovation and creativity that’s helped them to grow into one of the most diversified global enterprises of the modern era.

Founded in 1991, Lexmark was formed as a consequence of IBM divesting their printer and printer supply operations to an investment firm in a leveraged buyout. In the ensuing years, Lexmark has grown to become a global leader in imaging and output technology solutions and managed print services.

If you’ve owned or used laser printers for sometime, then you may already know what the implications are of drum units vs. toner cartridges. This would be especially true if you’ve been handling the maintenance of your laser printers yourself.

In more than a thousand years of printing technologies, it’s inevitable that there would be a few mistakes.

From production to destruction, the typical lifecycle of an ink cartridge is an interesting one. With twists and turns of recycling and reuse, an ink cartridge can live many different lives.

The world is slow to change. As little as 100 years ago, women weren’t allowed to vote, and the first big steps towards stopping global pollution only began to be taken in the 1960s.

It’s no secret that our environment is deteriorating around us. The parlous state of climate change and global warming isn’t news anymore, but they’re still far from priorities, at least according to government policy.