Once upon a time, a recycling bin sat in the corner, gorging itself on unwanted printouts. After the installation of PaperCut MF, it was used sparingly. A very good thing.
I thought I’d give these scraps a second chance at life in the following daggy but practical uses for reusing paper in the office.
In the lead up to International Women’s Day this year, we asked female leaders within PaperCut about their workplace experiences.
We were keen to not only celebrate their contributions, but also recognise women for the challenges they continually face and overcome in the male-dominated IT industry.
Here’s what they had to say.
Employees are cool.
They’re the ones that get stuff done and make you look good – but only if you look after them. We get stuff done at PaperCut because boy, do we recognise and appreciate our team!
Here’s what appreciation looks like at PaperCut.
A support ticket came through today. Nothing unusual about that – we often hear from customers looking to solve their unique problems. This one was different, though. It got me thinking about PaperCut’s impact on the environment.
I wanted to explain to him some of what we, as a company, mean when we talk about the environment. I thought I’d share my reply.
Another ordinary day, another ordinary customer query. Or that’s what I thought before printer load balancing came to the party.
Join me as I reflect on a humbling solution journey, and dive into “the algorithm” – PaperCut’s ingenious method for handling print job distribution.
Trust me, it’s a thing of beauty.
PaperCut cares about the environment. You’ve probably figured it out with all the trees dotted around the website. The thing is, it’s more than just a gimmick or something we ‘should’ do. We really do care.
If you’re keen to change the way things are done in your office, we’ve put together a handy wee guide.
If you’ve been in IT over the last three years you would’ve heard people shout DOCKER from the rooftops demanding its immediate use, everywhere, in your technology infrastructure. And you may have said to yourself, “What’s a Docker?”
PaperCutter Alec Clews shares his insights into the good, the bad and the ugly (ok, there’s no ugly) of Docker.
We’ve talked about all the good stuff our Google Premier Partnership gives to students.
But what about teachers? The guides for new generations? The shapers of minds? Won’t someone please think of the teachers?!
Move over pen and paper, technology and teachers are the new perfect pair – and I’m gonna tell you why.
There was I, casually perusing the support queue in my role as person responsible for perusing the support queue, when suddenly a question came through from a PaperCut user.
“Is there a report in PaperCut that shows the number of pages not collected? It’d be great to report on the environmental impact of unreleased print jobs.”
Why yes! Yes there is.
We believe in providing a better future for our planet and the people who live on it.
By following our core values, we’ve grown into a successful business over the past 20 years.
So how do we make sure our caring culture continues as we do? Here’s just one way.
Canada’s picturesque Nova Scotia province is somewhere you can truly feel at peace.
But in the Venn diagram of ‘Feeling at peace & handling printing for the Nova Scotia Government,’ the overlap isn’t exactly big.
So we’re chuffed to give their IT specialist Rick a slice of printing paradise. See how we did it.
Recently, I had the honor of speaking at the meetup for the Educational Technology Consortium of Victoria.
My topic of choice? How we, Australians, could put the “I” back in IT through Innovating, Involving, and Influencing.
And I’d love to get it on your mind for the next five minutes.
