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Todays Hacked Headlines
Confused cyber criminals have hacked a water company in a bizarre case of mistaken identity
A company which provides 1.6 million people with drinking water says it has been targeted by cyber criminals -- who appear to mistakenly believe..
Indian embassy's website hacked - Geo.tv
To mark their protest, Kashmiri hackers hacked website of Indian Embassy in Egypt....
Collin County hospitals get hacked, exposing social security numbers and health data
MCKINNEY, Texas — Methodist McKinney Hospital and two of the company's surgical centers had their computer systems hacked earlier this summer, ...
Nearly 1,900 Signal Messenger Accounts Potentially Compromised in Twilio Hack
Signal says attackers may have compromised the end-to-end encrypted messaging account of about 1900 users as a result of Twilio hack.
CS:GO trading site hacked to steal $6 million worth of skins - Bleeping Computer
hack-announcement. The platform is still restoring its services and has entered the third day of its extended outage, while the impacted users ...
Signal hack: Private messaging services hit by hack, leaking users' phone numbers
Signal, the secure messaging app, has been hit by a hack that leaked its users phone numbers.....
UK Water Supplier Hacked, But Did Ransomware Gang Hit Wrong Target?
South Staffordshire reported the hack after a ransomware gang called CL0P announced it had recently hacked a UK water supplier. The only problem?
the data of 5.4 million Internet users has been hacked
Twitter notifies affected accounts. Twitter specifies thatno password was stolen by pirates. Among the hacked information, however, we find the ...
Website that lets you send poop through the post gets hacked
A known threat actor has hacked his way into notorious revenge website ****Express and leaked the company's secure data, including customer email ...
The Law Firms That Get Hired When A Firm Is Hacked | The American Lawyer
Law firms have additional vulnerabilities to cyber hacking, namely disclosure requirements and fiduciary duties to clients. Leaders of Lewis Brisbois' ...
7 tips to help avoid your Twitter account from being hacked
For a long time now, there have been multiple cases of Twitter accounts being hacked. In the recent past, many high-profile and verified Twitter ...
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The thought of a cheap price is long forgotten after poor service or....
Apologies for the re-post but thought this is had enough content for it's own long post. Enjoy, also please post your thoughts!
The thought of a cheap price is long forgotten after poor service or....
"The thought of a cheap price is long forgotten after poor service", we've all heard some variation of this line at some time or from someone. But, how about maybe "The thought of a high price is forgotten after excellent service"?
I had to get a repair on my AC unit today, if it was a hot, sweltering day well I would have paid any price. But today was not a scorcher and was one of those ten best days of the year. However, it was not one of the ten best days of the year for my checking account!
My AC was broke and I called a company that I used in the winter for my rental apartment and had a good experience. I used them again because of two reasons one reason.
1. They answered the call and that's a plus because in recent year any calls I made to plumbers, electricians and HVAC peeps were going to voice mail and I found myself waiting days for if I received a call back.
2. Knowledgeable technician was awesome, no calling someone else on the phone because they never saw a heater like I had.
My experience from today:
1. I called around 9:30AM today and spoke to someone in dispatch again and another pleasurable experience.
2. They would be out today in between 4pm-6pm. Another plus for same day service since most others never returned my calls.
3. The technician sent me a text 20 minutes after he finished the stop before me. This was awesome and I finished whatever I was working on. I wish something like this could happen more in the copier industry.
4. Polite and courtesy in a great experience when dealing with someone new (client like me). Most of us strive to put the client in our shoes and make them feel comfortable.
End result; My AC unit needed a part and they had the part in the service truck. Start to finish was 90 minutes are so. Cost just to evaluate the issue was $125, cost to fix the issue was another $435. Total was $560 bucks, yes I thought that was high, however the service was exceptional when compared to others and the thought of having the job completed the same day allowed me to get back to work.
Yes, in the end "The thought of a high price was forgotten after excellent service"
-=Good Selling=-
Todays Hacked Update
Todays Hacked Headlines
SEC Charges 18 Defendants in International Scheme to Manipulate Stocks Using Hacked ...
Those charged include Rahim Mohamed of Alberta, Canada, who is alleged to have coordinated the hacking attacks, and several others in and outside the ...
Melbourne mother hacked and robbed of $200,000 | 7NEWS - YouTube
A Melbourne mother is warning bank customers to check their accounts regularly after cyber criminals infiltrated her account...
Cisco Confirms Hack: Yanluowang Ransom Gang Claims 2.8GB Of Data
Talos Intelligence Group confirmed that Cisco had been hacked by the Yanluowang ransomware group. The confirmation in a Talos blog posting, ...
EU's Green Pass Vaccination ID System Has Been Hacked to Make Fakes—Including One ...
EU's Green Pass Vaccination ID System Has Been Hacked to Make Fakes—Including One for Adolf Hitler · Three People Reportedly Shot at Six Flags Great ...
This guy hacked a John Deere 4240 tractor display, plays DOOM on it | TweakTown
The current DEF CON hacking conference in Las Vegas, with a video posted by Sick Codes on Twitter that saw New Zealand modder "Skelegant" getting ...
Hack Summer Continues with Acala Becoming the 4th Victim in August, 'We'll See More Attacks'
A scorching hot decentralized finance (DeFi) hack summer continues, with the latest in a string of at least eight protocols to fall victim to an ...
Ukraine cyber chief Black Hat, Lockheed Martin breach?, $25 Starlink hack - CISO Series
Ukraine cyber chief Black Hat visit, Killnet claims to have hacked Lockheed Martin, Starlink successfully hacked using $25 modchip.
More tomorrow
This Week in the Copier Industry 10 Years Ago
This Week in the Copier Industry Ten Years Ago
Third Week of August 2012
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Some of the headlines for the office equipment channel 1o years ago.
Sharp has Serious Money Problems!
Final Five Predictions?
Japan's Sharp Corp plans to sell its copiers and air conditioners businesses
Sharp enters crucial stage of rehabilitation
Seems it was a tough week for Sharp, many even me thought that Sharp would exit the MFP business. Ten years later Sharp is still in the MFP business and doing rather well. Just goes to show us that everything really does change and sometimes we shouldn't sweat the small stuff!
Enjoy The Great Copier Threads from Ten years Ago This Week!
Accept offer @ Toshiba & Konica Minolta store?
Konica Minolta’s new bizhub printing devices meet demanding workgroup needs
Konica Minolta Receives Summer 2012 ‘Pick’ Awards from BLI
Cortado Makes Mobile Device Management Productive
Re: Accept offer @ Toshiba & Konica Minolta store?
Re: Final Five Predictions?
Japan's Sharp Corp plans to sell its copiers and air conditioners businesses
Ricoh Invests in Web to Print Company
PrintFleet partners with Ricoh Germany to manage Fortune 100 Clients
Re: Final Five Predictions?
Re: Sharp has Serious Money Problems!
Re: Final Five Predictions?
OKI Partner News and Offers - August 2012
Staffordshire council saves £370,000 a year on copier costs
Final Five Predictions?
New Ricoh High-Speed MFPs with Parts Made of 100% Recycled Steel
Now that SHARP is about to exit the MFP business and perhaps sell this division and focus on consumer electronics, who will be the next Manufacturer to exit or sell their MFP business?
Re: Japan's Sharp Corp plans to sell its copiers and air conditioners businesses
Re: Aficio MP 9002 Series
Re: Sharp has Serious Money Problems!
Re: Sharp has Serious Money Problems!
Re: Sharp has Serious Money Problems!
Re: Final Five Predictions?
Re: Final Five Predictions?
Warren Mande appointed Sales Director at Bytes Document Solutions
How to Set the Table for Managed Print Services
Business inkjet printers could save Australian small businesses more than $45 million
CANON INC. : Océ Business Services Highlights eDiscovery and Records Management Solut
Re: Japan's Sharp Corp plans to sell its copiers and air conditioners businesses
Re: Japan's Sharp Corp plans to sell its copiers and air conditioners businesses
Re: Sharp has Serious Money Problems!
Re: Job Offer Accepted! - Experienced Answers Wanted
Re: Sharp has Serious Money Problems!
Option 1 Purchase of Copiers - Option 2 On Site Maintenance Agreement Option 3
Sharp enters crucial stage of rehabilitation
Copier Maintenance
Epson Demonstrates Commitment to Reseller Partners with Enhancements to ImageWay Part
Ricoh's Sandra Zoratti talks about Clickable Paper
All Covered Acquires the Managed IT Services Division of Miami-Based Compuquip Techno
Canon 2020 question
WBM Office Systems Joins Print Audit Premier
PDF Printing
EFI launches M500 Self-Serve Copy and Print Station
Re: Japan's Sharp Corp plans to sell its copiers and air conditioners businesses
Re: Sharp enters crucial stage of rehabilitation
Benson
Re: Sharp has Serious Money Problems!
Managed Print Services For The Incredible Shrinking Office
Managed Print Services For The Incredible Shrinking Office
There was a time, not so long ago, when American businesses built and rented large office spaces. Those spaces were filled with windowed corner offices and conference rooms. Their main floors were segmented by cubicles and break rooms. And, of course, there was the copy room – filled with giant machines ready to service all of those employees.
The heyday of big office spaces lasted over three decades. They began in the 1960s and continued into the early 1990s. At the time, most new office spaces were calculated at around 500 to 700 square feet per employee. You can find these large offices featured in cinemas such as “9 to 5” with Dolly Parton, Jane Fonda, and Lily Tomlin. “Die Hard,” starring Bruce Willis and Alan Rickman, is yet another film displaying the office style of the time. Even 1978’s Superman with Margot Kidder and Christopher Reeve featured the sprawling businesses spaces of the time.
A New Way To Look At Office Work
With the growing use of computers and inter-office networking, the 90s saw rapid changes in how businesses saw office space. As a result, office designers began looking for ways to create a more collaborative office culture. The ultimate goal was to increase bonds between employees, reduce the number of meetings, and save money by reducing the space needed to house the business.
Most of these well-meaning office planners intended to eliminate meeting rooms, reducing down to the minimum required for hosting outside visitors or executive gatherings. After all, a more collaborative office space would mean less time sitting around looking at presentations, and brain-storming would happen on the main floors, right?
But the focus on collaboration often meant smaller cubicles or a completely open office. Break rooms saw a reduction to minor coffee service and food storage locations. And the copy room usually became an open-air central location for general office use. Overall, office space averages decreased by 9.8% by as early as 1994.
By late 2015 new office space was beginning to average around 200 square feet per employee. By 2019, it was closer to 150. Now, with the mass forced closures of 2020, organizations worldwide have begun to realize the march of technology has created an opportunity to shrink that allowed space even further.
Small Gets Smaller
Now, with so much monetary loss and uncertainty caused by fluctuations in trade and the global response to COVID-19, many companies are honestly looking at their office space with a critical eye on cost savings.
They’ve already been forced to spend money on cloud computing, VPNs, and the equipment needed to allow remote or hybrid work. Adding to this the overwhelming popularity of working from home and most CFOs (74%) are seriously considering letting a portion of their on-site workforce work remotely.
This opportunity to have a segment of employees operate in a hybrid manner or completely telecommute offers a wide range of savings, primarily for a much lower floor space requirement. Even accomodating those who are still on-site becomes less expensive when a business incorporates modular workstations, desk sharing, and flex scheduling.
As an added bonus, cloud computing makes the need for large server rooms much less of an issue. Instead of housing massive servers on-site, businesses can partner with large cloud service providers to provide storage, platform, networking, and processing power managed and secured off-site.
Less Office, Same Printing
But a smaller office does not necessarily equal fewer employees. Moreover, it doesn’t lead to less of a need to print. Instead, the printing environment for corporate businesses choosing smaller office spaces becomes more complicated. Instead of the large copy rooms or single open-area printing spaces, there is a growing need for a secure, networked infrastructure to manage equipment, consumables, and costs.
There is also a greater need for back-end security to avoid information breaches and viruses. But most of all, these new, stream-lined offices require printers with a smaller footprint that operate with the same efficiency, functionality, and reliability as much larger legacy printing hardware.
Fortunately, Managed Print Service (MPS) providers are available to take up the small office challenge. Originally designed to keep large office printer environments serviced and supplied, these organizations are pivoting smartly into this larger, networked printing space. In addition, they are partnering with manufacturers to source more modest printer sizes without sacrificing capability.
They are also partnering with robust online tools like PowerMPS to provide a complete suite of services for these new, smaller office spaces. Businesses using this strategic tool provide their corporate partners with features like a secure e-commerce storefront; online service and maintenance requests, subscription and as-needed ordering; and unique online and mobile printer usage reporting.
So, while the standard office continues to get smaller, MPS providers are ready to help their partners address the printing challenges head-on. And innovative MPS businesses are quickly working on assembling the equipment, tools, and solutions required to conquer the changing needs and printing challenges presented by today’s incredibly shrinking office.
This Week in the Copier Industry 5 Years Ago
This Week in the Copier Industry Five Years Ago
Third Week of August 2017
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"The thought of a cheap price is long forgotten after poor service", we've all heard some variation of this line at some time or from someone. But, how about maybe "The thought of a high price is forgotten after excellent service"?
I had to get a repair on my AC unit today, if it was a hot, sweltering day well I would have paid any price. But today was not a scorcher and was one of those ten best days of the year. However, it was not one of the ten best days of the year for my checking account!
My AC was broke and I called a company that I used in the winter for my rental apartment and had a good experience. I used them again because of two reasons one reason.
1. They answered the call and that's a plus because in recent year any calls I made to plumbers, electricians and HVAC peeps were going to voice mail and I found myself waiting days for if I received a call back.
2. Knowledgeable technician was awesome, no calling someone else on the phone because they never saw a heater like I had.
My experience from today:
1. I called around 9:30AM today and spoke to someone in dispatch again and another pleasurable experience.
2. They would be out today in between 4pm-6pm. Another plus for same day service since most others never returned my calls.
3. The technician sent me a text 20 minutes after he finished the stop before me. This was awesome and I finished whatever I was working on. I wish something like this could happen more in the copier industry.
4. Polite and courtesy in a great experience when dealing with someone new (client like me). Most of us strive to put the client in our shoes and make them feel comfortable.
End result; My AC unit needed a part and they had the part in the service truck. Start to finish was 90 minutes are so. Cost just to evaluate the issue was $125, cost to fix the issue was another $435. Total was $560 bucks, yes I thought that was high, however the service was exceptional when compared to others and the thought of having the job completed the same day allowed me to get back to work.
Yes, in the end "The thought of a high price was forgotten after excellent service"
-=Good Selling=-
Enjoy These Excellent Copier Threads from Five Years Ago This Week!
Konica Minolta targets $1.8bn in sales from health care in 3 years
Easy Mobile Printing Reaches Every Android 8.0 Oreo User with Mopria Technology
Would You Be Interested in Making a $90K Commission for Selling One Imaging Device?
Xerox Introduces White Dry Ink for the Xerox iGen 5's Fifth Print Station
Toshiba Wins Buyers Lab's Summer 2017 Pick
Canon Solutions America Executive Featured in The Cannata Report's 2017 Women Influencers Issue "Wonder Women" Cover Story
Canon U.S.A. Takes the Next Step in Managing Unstructured Data by Offering Solutions with Box, Inc. and mxHero™, Inc.
Loffler Companies Named to List of 5000 Fastest-Growing Private Companies in America by Inc. 5000 Magazine for Tenth Consecutive Year
We Print 50 Trillion Pages a Year, and Xerox Is Betting That Continues
10 Reasons Why Salespeople Fail
Embattled Toshiba hits a new hurdle as talks with Bain stall
An Ethical Approach to Fear-Based Sales
Las Vegas Technology Sales Team Amps Up Their Social Sales Strategy
FlexPrint LLC Managed Print Solutions Named To 2017 Inc. 5000 For Eighth Consecutive Year
Compass Sales Solutions Announces Enhancement to Set Accessory Exclusions!
Toshiba, Western Digital enter talks on memory sale
Mimaki USA Wins 2017 SGIA Product of the Year for JFX200-2531 UV-LED Flatbed Printer
Toshiba takes another blow as US court rules in Western Digital's favour
InfoTrends Launches New Study on Opportunities in Graphic Communications & Specialty Printing
Brent Gleeson, Navy SEAL Combat Veteran to Give Keynote Address @BTAPhilly Grand Slam Event
UniNet to Show Suite of Label and Packaging Solutions at Labelexpo Europe
Annual DocuWare Partner Conference Returns to Orlando with New Energy Docuworld 2018 to be held May 8-10
56 Words and Phrases That Make Prospects Want to Buy
Industrial IoT Solutions Firm, Virtulytix Launches From Lexington, Kentucky
Seat Based Billing Is Here To Stay. Why Ignoring It Could Be Disastrous.
Using Cloud Office Automation to Align Business and IT
Mutoh America, Inc. Wins Four 2017 SGIA Product of the Year Awards
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