Tuesday, March 4, 2025
Chips Codes Cartridges and Printers
A cartridge serial number is no longer just an identification number but has to have the ability to be to a specially encrypted code when needed.
Features
In depth information about trends and developments.
New Normal for Office Printing
Quocirca expects to see continued growth in cloud-based MPS which can include management and control of decentralized printer environments, including home-based printers.
How Safe is Your Home Printer?
Securing access to the printer’s management and control provides the second line of defense, denying hackers the ability to alter print controls.
Cartridge World Reveals the Top 10 Printers for SOHO
Mark Pinner and Sid Norwitz share the list exclusively with RT ImagingWorld readers and browsers.
Is Zoom Fatigue Signalling a Return to the Printed Page?
Digital fatigue is leading many to undertake a ‘digital detox’ and rediscover the benefits of the printed page; paper is easier to reference, annotate and causes less strain on the eyes than a screen.
China Confronted by Surge of the Home Office
Equipment manufacturers and consumables manufacturers may need to focus on the growth of home printing to obtain new business growth opportunities.
Disrupting Imaging Supplies in Europe
Steve Weedon reveals new-built cartridges can meet tougher environmental laws and is "the cat among the pigeons" bringing disruption to the imaging supplies industry.
Is India Ready to Cut Imports and Develop Manufacturing?
Closely following COVID-19 is the clash between India and China over border-related issues and it begs the question, "Can the Indian imaging industry get going without imports from China?"
10 Strategies the West Can Leverage off China
China has already rebounded post-COVID-19 given it has the strongest mechanisms in the world to prevent a severe economic slowdown. So what can the West learn from it?
COVID-19: Accelerating Print Industry Transformation
66% of print industry executives state that COVID-19 has had a significant impact on their business with 84% agreeing that the crisis will cause significant ongoing market disruption.