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Located in North West Indiana, East Porter may seem like a humble-sized school district with 2,500 students, what makes it unique is it’s spread across three different campuses.

When the deprecation of Google Cloud Print was announced, they had to find a suitable alternative. But it was also an opportunity to alleviate some of their other printing pain-points.

A recent Deloitte survey reported 87% of global IT decision-makers agree the pandemic will cause organizations to accelerate their migration to the cloud, anticipating a decline in on-premise workloads by 2025.

So to answer the question, “When will businesses switch their printing from on-premise to cloud?” They already are.

However, not all businesses just yet.

For Black History Month, every day this month a different Portland PaperCutter has shared a story highlighting a Black STEM superstar.

To tie a bow on our celebrations of black excellence we had a chat with our own STEM superstar.

Meet Andy, the newest member of our Portland Support Team.

For some workplaces, the idea of joining a product’s beta program for an entire school district would make them nervous. Not for Val Verde.

Shifting to remote working during Covid-19 made the once simple tasks of accessing files and printing unnecessarily painful and clunky.

But Val Verde’s IT wizards Matt and Brian smelled an opportunity to move everything to the cloud…

Going green is about increasing sustainability in energy and resource consumption and decreasing waste or moving to a zero-waste lifestyle.

Because of cultural and economic differences, some countries find it easier to go green.

Let’s take a look at how offices are adopting green practices and what those sustainable levels look like around the world..

The dream of cloud print management is to outsource printing to a cloud provider without having a print server on-premise.

But here’s the catch…

Clouds can’t talk to printers. All cloud print management solutions require something on-prem in order to work.

Here are the only 3 ways to do so…

The illustrious PrintIT Reseller Magazine hosted its first annual Print IT Awards ceremony on Thursday 11 February.

PaperCut was shortlisted for two awards – PrintIT Award for Sustainability and PrintIT Award for Mobility.

We’re ecstatic to announce that we took home the award for Sustainability!

The Cannata Report recently posted an impressively detailed watchlist of 2021 trends and it got me thinking… What will I be keeping an eye on this year?

While we’re all keen to sweep the memory of 2020 under the rug, it’s pragmatic to acknowledge that its shadow is already looming over 2021.

The dream of cloud print management is to achieve a reliable, secure, and fast printing experience without any dedicated on-site infrastructure (beyond the printer of course).

But how do you print without a server?

Bringing cutting-edge IoT technology to the world of print, PaperCut Hive reimagines the local print server by creating an Edge Mesh.

In my day job as a People Experience Lead at PaperCut, I am fortunate to enjoy a great diversity of responsibilities and tasks.

Something I have never done before, though, is be a part of a product creation process. Since I work in a product company I figured the opportunity to do so was one I shouldn’t miss…

It can seem like not a day passes by without more bad news concerning the environment.

In the face of such huge reported problems, it’s easy to feel helpless and be discouraged. But there’s an effective approach that everyone can take to reduce their impact on the planet’s resources, and it involves working toward a zero-waste lifestyle.

It’s Martin Luther King Jr. Day (also known as MLK Day).

And with Inauguration day coming up, today’s a good day to talk about Dr. King, his immortal legacy, and why we celebrate this legend.