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Have you ever wondered how secure your digital signage is? With screens popping up everywhere—from bustling city streets to trendy cafes—it's more crucial than ever to ensure that your content and networks are not just eye-catching but also well-protected.

Did you know that 7.5% of all documents get lost?

We all heard the news, and many were personally affected in April 2021 when the security of the Colonial Pipeline was compromised. Panic and chaos ensued as the supply of gas was disrupted all along the east coast. 

Successful businesses are run on hard work, dedication, and exemplary teamwork. A recent Harvard Business Review article found that 40% of team project success depends on employee motivation.¹

Digital transformation has fundamentally changed the business world. The recent emphasis on access to digital tools and technology enabling employees to operate from anywhere continues. Business owners and executives are rethinking the way they do business entirely. Now, these digitally transformed (or transforming) businesses must develop a digital ecosystem to accommodate these new technologies and ways of operating.

Let’s call it the “Return to the Office” instead of “Return-to-Work”. Because we know you never stopped working. In fact, you may have worked more hours than ever before to keep up with demand, while assisting your coworkers and customers with their work-from-home obstacles.

The state of IT security completely transformed over the last year. The need for businesses to support thousands of employees working remotely placed an extraordinary strain on IT teams to roll out VPN and multi-factor identification, and on the network infrastructure as a whole. Now, with the return to the office, at least in some degree, on the rise, a new challenge looms.

Paper waste is one of the most persistent – and most preventable – operation costs in the modern office. Especially in the age of cloud storage, enterprise content management, and mobile-first communication, there are more ways than ever to share information and store data without paper.