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?

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!

The second installment of our series on print management in the cloud: Cloud 102.

We look at the three different X as-a-Service offerings in the cloud: Infrastructure, Platform, and Software.

Print management style!

Welcome to Cloud 101, the first part of a new series where we’ll break down the cloud in relation to print management.

For this first entry, we thought we’d start with a simple question: why move your print management into the cloud?

It’s hard to believe it’s been over five months since we made the difficult decision to close our London, Melbourne, and Portland offices.

Here’s what we’ve been up to during the lockdown, and what it means for the future of printing.

The coworking space industry is rapidly growing, but a common frustration in this area is printing.

Platypus Coworking knows this all too well.

We spoke to founder and owner Samantha Davies about how our new product PaperCut Pocket (beta) helped solve her printing woes.