“If we’re talking work wise, stress wise, life – I love you, okay?”
I wish all feedback was as warm and fuzzy as Rob Cover’s. But not everyone’s got a job like Rob – one that tasks him with coordinating oodles of student and staff printing every day.
So it figures any help is hugely appreciated. And that’s exactly what Mobility Print delivered.
Our new collaboration with Google as a Premier Partner will see us make a lot of wonderful things for Google-based workplaces.
We can’t say heaps right now, but there’ll definitely be some happy sysadmins when PaperCut 18.3 releases in November.
In the meantime, let’s recap the announcement, and dive into what it all means for you.
Baptist Health Care (BHC) is a not-for-profit health care organization that’s been keeping Floridians healthy since 1951.
With three hospitals and four medical parks only scratching the surface, it’s no wonder BHC has a prognosis for serious printing.
And sysadmin Kenny Stanger was charged with making it more secure and cost-effective than ever.
Every now and then, a few PaperCut musos (myself included) get together for a jam as The PaperCut Band.
Putting as much energy into performing as we do developing smashing print management, this year’s Battle of the Agile Bands saw us really play from the heart – and for a great cause.
Read on for the cliff notes!
I recently explored how PaperCut provides choice at a solution level. Everything from endless brand/device combinations, to having your network on the premises, or in the cloud.
But I also wanted to look at choice through a more values-focused lens – and who better to do that with than our CEO Chris himself! Read on for a choice chat.
On the premises, in the cloud, or a hybrid of both; one device, one hundred, or one thousand… We’ll slot in beautifully no matter how you choose to set up your network.
Join me as I look at how PaperCut goes above and beyond in giving customers unbeatable flexibility, and future-proofing choice.
When we launched Mobility Print, we were confident we had something on our hands that could really improve how users print remotely from their own devices.
Nearly a year and a half on – and 15 million print jobs later – it’s exceeded our wildest expectations.
Read on to learn how Mobility Print’s empowering smarter printing.
We’ve been using Apache Beam Java SDK to build streaming and batch pipelines running on Google Cloud Dataflow. It’s solid, but we felt the code could be a bit more streamlined.
That’s why we took Kotlin for a spin! Find out how we leverage it to reduce the boilerplate code.
Last year I was fortunate to welcome our newest family member – a joyous occasion celebrated by our little family (especially big sister), extended family, friends and my work family.
I’m back at work now, so here’s my list of adjustments, realities and what I’m mastering to ensure I can survive work post-maternity leave!
Picture this: a customer has a PaperCut App Server in their data center; each computer has Direct Print Monitor installed; and the local water company has a date first thing Monday to drill clean through the data center link.
… That hurt to type out. Surely no link means no printing, right? Well, not with failure mode doing its thing. Find out how!
This isn’t the typical PaperCut post that gives you a bunch of tips or how-tos about print management or anything like that.
We made this short film, you see, and I really wanted to share it with you.
Let me know what you think.
High Availability is incredibly important for maximizing uptime in any print infrastructure using Microsoft SQL Server.
But if a customer wants to go beyond mere implementation, and figure out which High Availability method is truly the best for their business, the process can be a doozy.
So let’s clear things up a bit!
You may or may not already be familiar with PaperCut’s Scan to Cloud Storage feature. If you aren’t, here’s what you should know.
Hang on, what do I mean by cloud storage? I’m talking about services such as Dropbox, OneDrive, Box and co.
Ok, let’s get goi … Wait. First, the why. Why is it important to be able to scan to cloud storage?
