If you’ve had a problem with your TV or phone that you couldn’t seem to figure out, what did you do? 

More than likely, you contacted someone for help, and that “someone” was probably a support agent from the brand of device you have. 

Xerox, the printer brand we partner with, has a similar infrastructure in place for remote support called Xerox Support Services, and it’s important that you understand the pros and cons of using it. 

While it is useful to resolve minor issues, trying to solve any type of major issues with your printer over the phone can result in frustration and wasted time. 

Searching for an expensive, production-style printer, like the Xerox PrimeLink C9070, can be a daunting task. 

Production printers are not your typical office printer; they are much more advanced, and subsequently, more pricey. 

That means you have to know exactly which one is right for you before purchasing. Since production printers can cost anywhere from $15,000-$100,000, it’s imperative that you get the one that is best for your situation. 

As a local print vendor that deals with all sorts of clients with unique printing needs, we’ve learned a thing or two about what it takes to make the perfect printer purchase for your workplace. 

There’s almost nothing more synonymous with the traditional work environment than printing and copying documents.   

But how do you know which machine will effectively print and copy documents at your office for the long haul? 

This is the question that we help customers tackle every day and have done so throughout our almost four decades in the printer/copier industry. 

The question is a crucial one to get right, since purchasing the wrong office printer can lead to increased service issues and, in the most extreme cases, a breakdown of the machine altogether.  

Office printers/copiers used to be basic machines that would do exactly what their name implied. 

Fast forward to today and printers could now be considered office assistants thanks to their ability to automate and execute daily functions, improving general work productivity in the process. 

On the surface, this is a good thing: Almost every workplace can get behind increasing productivity in the office. The catch with modern-day printers, however, is you have to get the right one for your situation, and if you don’t it can lead to a wasted expense.  

There may be no type of office equipment more important for the traditional workplace than a printer/copier. 

How do you find the best one for your work environment, though?  

This is exactly the question we have helped thousands of customers answer over our almost four decades in the printer industry, and it should not be ignored if you want to get the most out of your investment.