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With the developments in robotics and artificial intelligence, science-fiction is now a daily fact of life.
The Internet of Things and its various applications aren’t just functioning in servers and the cloud but on everyday devices like our mobiles, cars and in our homes.
As such, it’s easy to get caught up in the latest ground-breaking piece of technology and forget that real innovation, in its simplest form is about discovering fresh ways of doing things, of making improvements to
the way you live, and how your business operates.
Being innovative is not just focusing on grand solutions that could change the world on a global level – it could simply be making changes to your personal sphere of work.
Regardless of the scale, the process of innovation is one that always delivers true value to your organisation, helping you do things better, faster, or cheaper than the competition.
Driving innovation leads to ongoing improvements and new ideas, which is why it’s of little surprise that 78% of Australian businesses believe in the impact of an innovative mindset.
So, as businesses strive towards successful new solutions that deliver tangible value, you too may wish to continue your path to innovation with a refreshed plan of action that will help your company not only stay relevant but also address the range of emotions that the process of innovation entails.
78% of organisations across Australia and New Zealand have suffered a print-related security breach or incident over the past two years.
InComPro shares how Canon’s business printers and software have enabled them to efficiently maintain records and conduct audits to help them secure their NDIS funding.
In the digital age, we now live in, keeping customer data safe is a huge responsibility, as many businesses often choose to outsource certain services such as payroll, data analytics or print to other organisations.
If your organisation hasn’t embraced cloud-based printing, it runs the risk of falling behind. It’s that simple.
When not secured or used correctly, multifunction printers can be vulnerable to cyber security threats and may compromise the security of sensitive data.
Chances are you’ve thought about this especially if you want the right printer for your business.
Choosing reliable, advanced printing and scanning technology like Canon can help.
If you want to produce better quality printed materials and save money, it might be time to consider an in-house production printing solution.
If your business isn’t using a cloud-based print management solution, you’re missing out on a range of efficiency, environmental and security benefits.
IPG tells the story of how Canon helped transform their business into a digitised office through imageRUNNER ADVANCE and uniFLOW Online.
Watch Canon Ambassador James Simmons take us through his process to print his recent personal project on the Canon imagePROGRAF PRO 2100.
