In a world where remote work is the new norm, it’s crucial to adapt to the challenges that arise from this working approach. While it offers flexibility and convenience, it also presents difficulties, ranging from cybersecurity risks to maintaining efficiency in a home office setup.

As a longtime print vendor, we specialize in helping organizations optimize their remote and hybrid work environments. We understand that the right tools are essential for maintaining productivity and safeguarding your business assets.

In this guide, we’ll explore the key aspects of working from home securely and efficiently.  By the end, you’ll have the right tools and practices in place. 

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​Imagine you and your partner standing on a beautiful beach, gazing into each other’s eyes as the golden sun dips into the clear blue water behind you. The warmth of the sand beneath your feet, the salty breeze in your hair, and how your partner’s smile lights up the entire scene—a moment frozen in time, etched forever in that photograph.

That's why we take photos - to capture and cherish life's precious occasions.

Because photographs are more than just snapshots, they’re portals to memories. Whether holding your new puppy in your arms on your parents’ old front porch or clasping your high school diploma with friends dressed in cap and gowns, these images permanently capture temporary moments.

Have you ever found yourself staring at a lengthy report, article, or research paper, feeling paralyzed by the exhaustion of having to read through it all just to extract key points? Wading through pages of information can be overwhelming and time-consuming, especially when you’re under a deadline.

Whether you're a legal professional reviewing case files, an educator summarizing research material, or a business executive preparing reports, cutting through the noise is crucial. That’s where the Xerox Summarizer App can help.

You’ve been searching for the same file for 20 minutes. It’s supposed to be in the cabinet under “Invoices – 2022,” but it’s nowhere to be found. You check another drawer, then a stack of papers on your desk. Still nothing. You ask a coworker, who shrugs and says, “Maybe it’s in storage?” Great. That means digging through boxes in the back room or, even worse, driving to an off-site storage unit.

Sound familiar? If your business still relies on paper archives, you’re not just dealing with clutter—you’re losing time, money, and security. Think about how much time you spend each year searching for lost or misfiled documents. Furthermore, think about how vulnerable your data can be if a flood or fire were to sweep through.

Did you know that people lose 7.5% of all paper documents? Although this may not sound like a lot, it accounts for a vast number of lost documents.

This is a big problem, especially for small businesses, as paying for the labor to recover one misfiled paper document can be costly. Paper waste must be managed because the loss of paper means your business is losing money.

So, how do we solve this problem?

One way to solve the problem is going paperless.