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Here we are, the end of our series on cloud print management basics… I won’t cry, I won’t cry… *sniffles*

What a ride it’s been! To cap off with Cloud 105, we thought we’d tell you how PaperCut has evolved into the cloud print management picture.

There are many businesses embracing flexibility for their people by normalizing working from home. But remote working doesn’t mean your options are either work at home or the office.

Both in the face of this pandemic and in the future, a hybrid division of home and office working will become the new normal.

We thought we’d tap into our nearly year-long experience and share 4 ways to print flexibly for hybrid working.

2020 was supposed to be just another year of Swinburne University Professional Placements.

It’s tricky enough balancing full-time placement and study, but add a pandemic on top of that? Yeesh.

Despite the obvious pangs for office life, PaperCutter interns have had their expectations met and then some.

How well do you understand the security of your print jobs?

It’s vitally important to add your print environment to your security checklist. Why? Because it’s prone to attacks from outside the workplace, and carelessness from within.

It’s that time again at PaperCut where we relax, rejuvenate, and most importantly, release.

Here’s what’s included in 20.1 as well as what’s changing in this release.

This release is also a little different to our previous upgrades, without further ado, let’s dive in.

Earlier this year, PaperCut started supporting Carbon Positive Australia, a charitable fund that plants native trees on degraded land in Australia.

We caught up with PaperCutter Jess Graves and she told us how one little yoga mat led to a big idea and a special initiative close to the hearts of all PaperCutters.

PaperCut’s built a cloud-native platform for print management. Cool, huh!

In this video, you’ll learn all about why and how we made a cloud-native platform that’s secure, speedy, and simple.

Welcome to the latest edition of “PaperCut breaks down the cloud and print management.”

In 104 we’ll look at tenancies, that is, how many customers are sharing applications in the cloud?

Here’s a question that will give everybody college/university flashbacks: is it better to live by yourself or with others?

Google announced today that PaperCut is an inaugural member of the Chrome Enterprise Recommended partner program.

Specifically, our print management solutions Mobility Print with PaperCut MF and PaperCut NG are verified as Chrome Enterprise Recommended products for Chrome OS.

So here we are at our latest entry of looking at cloud computing through the print management lens.

Throughout this series we’ve been name dropping the terms public, private, and hybrid cloud, while promising, ‘Don’t worry, we’ll get to them!’

Well here we are, we’re getting to them!

To celebrate Ada Lovelace Day I thought I’d take the opportunity to write about another underrated woman of STEM, Pandrosion of Alexandria.

As far as we know Pandrosion developed a technique to calculate approximate, but numerically accurate, cube roots using a three dimensional geometric technique.

Did you know that on average businesses waste 14 percent of their revenue on document and print-related inefficiencies? Just imagine what you could accomplish with 14 percent of your IT budget back?

Intuitive for PaperCut MF takes advantage of the Data Integration feature in PaperCut 20.0 and provides a pre-integrated BI solution that works alongside PaperCut MF.