Scanning Is the New Black: The Evolution of Document Management and Its Impact on Office Technology

By Gary Stringfellow Locke

Print is fading. Paper is disappearing. What used to be the foundation of office technology is now a shrinking market. But something is growing in its place: scanning, a technology that is no longer just about archiving but about intelligence.

New to Copier Sales: The Common Mistakes

Being new at anything has its challenges, and everyone around you has advice. Often, the warning of what not to do is simply a statement based on the advisor’s personal experience, with no substance beyond, “This is how I’ve done it; this is how we do it. This is how you will, too.”

That’s not necessarily bad, but it’s just one person’s experience. It may or may not fit your situation.

I’ve put together a few common areas new selling professionals overlook and often fall victim to, along with insights on how understanding sales dynamics can help you make the transition.

Post Walters Show - Scanning 2.0: Why Dedicated Scanners Are Reinventing the Document Workflow

by Celeste Locke

On a recent show hosted by Art Post and Greg Walters, industry insiders took a deep dive into the world of scanning and digitization, revealing just how far we have come from the days of relying solely on photocopiers for office tasks. Their discussion touched on high-speed dedicated document scanners, compliance requirements, Ai-fueled analytics, and the impressive range of ways scanning solutions can transform businesses, whether it is a small medical clinic or a massive government archive.