Tagged With "2025"

65% of IT decision makers expect print to still be very important in 2025 o 36% of office workers believe print will be important in 2025 - 48% of IT decision makers believe digitization will be very important in 2025 o 73% will increase use of cloud-based print management o 83% expect sustainability to be important o Predict that in 2025, deepest relationship regarding print will be with IT service providers who provide print as a service

65% of IT decision makers believe paper will still be important to the workplace by 2025, compared to just 36% of office workers. 62% of office workers rank investment in digital collaboration tools as a priority, compared to 45% of IT decision makers. 58% believe print vendors must become a strategic partner to IT decision makers and lines-of-business. 49% expect digitization of paper-based processes to be very important to digital transformation initiatives by 2025, compared to 25% today.

26 November 2019: A significant gap is emerging between office workers and IT decision makers in their expectations of the future converged print and digital workplace, according to the findings of the second edition of Quocirca’s Print 2025 global market insight study . The research, which builds on the first edition published in 2017, has been extended to include the perspective of office workers as well as re-visiting the views of IT decision makers*. It reveals that while office workers...

Clients need cybersecurity help Report published by Security Boulevard magazine There are 3.5 million unfilled cybersecurity positions at organizations across the US By 2025, this is expected to be unchanged 10,666 new ransomware variants have been detected in past 6 months

Quocirca on use of cloud computing 61% of business expect to be fully or mostly using the cloud for their IT infrastructure by 2025 Up 27% 20% are deemed cloud leaders by moving all to the cloud 49% of cloud leaders expect a decline in print 28% of cloud laggards (those who do not use cloud) expect a decline in print Sustainability and cost savings are top two motivating factors to move to cloud

Quocirca survey results published 78% say printing is important to their business 64% say printing will still be important in 2025 84% say investing in IT security is top priority 66% = cloud computing 53% = mobility

Quocirca reports on Microsoft’s cloud print tech New Universal Print from Microsoft is a cloud-based printing platform that runs on Microsoft Azure cloud Helps customers move away from legacy, on-premise print infrastructure Lessen reliance on print servers 21% of IT decision makers expect to be fully in cloud by end of 2025 36% expect to be mostly in cloud by 2025 31% report that their print environment to be mostly or fully in cloud now 55% expect to be fully or mostly in cloud by 2025 for...