Everyone wants the world to be a better place, however many are unconsciously adding to the negativity and drama that surrounds us. Let’s talk less about all the negativity in the world, and more about what is amazing and positive in the world. We all watch the news and see things going on around us that
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Copier Repair in Pasadena TX, The Woodlands TX, Tomball TX, and all the Surrounding Areas
Do you want to expand your business? If you want to grow your business, it is not just enough to dream big and big development or marketing plans, you also need to take care of the small nitty gritty of your commercial space to ensure smooth and improved productivity. Your copier might be a basic office machine
Continue reading »HIPAA & Cybersecurity Update
HIPAA & Cybersecurity Update Walmart was sued for allegedly violating California’s new data breach law, in regards to lack of proper security with a large amount of customers have their info exposed. Walmart notified an unknown number of pharmacy customers that their PHI was exposed after several of its California stores were looted by rioters.
Continue reading »Toner Scammers
Another toner scammed customer! Be on the look-out! Toner scammers are still around! A few weeks ago, one of our customers informed me that they got zapped by a toner scammer. The customer received a whopping $1,061.48 invoice for 2 toners for their bizhub. We offer the same toner for $167.00 each. The customer informed
Continue reading »Universal Print
Microsoft to launch Universal Print Offered public preview of new technology on 7/21 and 7/22 during Microsoft Inspire event New technology advertised as eliminating need for customers to have print servers on site, and getting rid need to maintain all print drivers, print queues and firmware Claims it currently costs customers up to $4000 per
Continue reading »Remote Work Not So Great?
Article published in The Wall Street Journal Company executives interview admitted that 4 months ago, when COVID-19 pandemic started, employees were sent home and were very productive initially Some companies even vowed to give up their physical office spaces entirely. Now, as the work-from-home experiment stretches on, comments include:L projects take longer training is tougher
Continue reading »Recall of some hand sanitizers
FDA recalls more hand sanitizers due to toxic chemical Kelsie Sandoval July 22, 2020, 12:12 PM FDA recalls more hand sanitzers due to toxic chemical The Food and Drug Administration has expanded the list of hand sanitizers — some sold at Walmart, Costco and other national chains — being recalled to at least 75 recently,
Continue reading »Ninestar
“Dear valued customer, Important notice for printers using HP 952xl, 902xl inkjet cartridges! HP recently released new firmware and push consumer to upgrade. When consumer upgrades their firmware, the printer will not recognize current third party HP 952xl, 902xl inkjet cartridges. Ninestar Technology helps customer downgrade firmware and keep using third party HP 952xl, 902xl
Continue reading »Little Things
It’s the little things in life that can really make a difference. It seems like whatever outlet I turn to be it television, radio, social media, even everyday conversation with family and clients…the main conversation is either COVID 19 or the shape that the World is in today. Don’t get me wrong, we truly need
Continue reading »Copier Lease in Tomball TX, Pasadena TX, Humble TX, and all the Surrounding Areas
Are you running a commercial facility? Well, whether you have a large-scale or a small-scale business, you have to keep in mind that you need certain office equipment which is essential for your business. In order to maintain productivity and ensure that you can provide the client deliverables on time, you will need a copier
Continue reading »Konica Minolta Launches Workplace Hub Pro
Konica Minolta Launches Workplace Hub Pro July 15, 2020 News Ramsey, NJ — Konica Minolta Business Solutions, U.S.A., Inc. (Konica Minolta), today announced Workplace Hub Pro, further strengthening its all-in-one IT offering to small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs). Joining the Hub and Edge solutions in the next-generation Workplace Hub portfolio, the newly launched device combines powerful, smart
Continue reading »Print Drivers
Are Print Drivers About to Be Obsolete? On March 2, Microsoft announced a private preview of its Universal Print solution. A lot has changed since then – for example, like so many events, this week’s Microsoft Inspire will be digital. One item on the agenda of the event for Microsoft partners is the public preview
Continue reading »Print Survey Results
HP publishes print survey results 73% of respondents agreed that their current printing strategy needs to change 69%= will be digitizing workflows 70% = security if a large concern 90% = print helps keep them more organized 90% = print helps keep them more engaged more in meetings 82% = are more effective with print
Continue reading »From Anthony
If you live in the Houston area, and have been thinking about selling your home, now might be an opportune time despite the COVID-19 pandemic. According to the Houston Association of Realtors (HAR), the average home price has increased nearly $10,000 compared to a year ago. There’s also less homes than normal listed for this
Continue reading »Living in the shadows of Covid19
I used to like watching movies about pandemics, never realizing how close we were from getting this novel corona virus with destructive and real consequence. This virus have infected some of my family members in California, they are OK now but one cousin die in Honduras, he had suffer from diabetes for long time and
Continue reading »Pros and Cons of the Standup Desk
The standing desk has been a topic of much debate as numerous studies and articles on the topic conflict each other, causing much confusion on the benefits of these types of workspaces. Although the standing desk will never replace actual movement and exercise throughout the day, they can still be beneficial by helping us all
Continue reading »NASA at Home Learning
Between, schools closing early last year, social distancing and the Texas summer heat, my kiddos and I have been spending a lot of time indoors lately. I came across some fun activities and games on NASA’s website, that have helped to break up the days. It’s separated into age groups, so there is something for
Continue reading »HOT!
I had plans to wash my truck this past Saturday. When I went to fill up the water bucket, I heard a hissing sound then steam came out of the garden hose. Dang, I thought, let’s go check the temperature. One hundred degrees! Ouch! I called a buddy that lives west of Del Rio. He
Continue reading »Flood Mitigation in NW Harris County
Join us in hearing from the Deputy Executive Director for the Harris County Flood Control District, Matt Zeve, as the featured speaker in the Keynote Series this Thursday, July 16 from 11:30 am until 1:00 pm. Houston Northwest Chamber <chamberinfo@houstonnwchamber.org>
Continue reading »Security Risk from devices
HP & Samsung devices have security risk CyberMDX Security published a bulletin warning of devices that can be compromised by hackers Devices that are impacted are those that use Treck software to manage their TCP/IP stack due to Ripple20 vulnerability Devices named in the report with this security vulnerability include some of the following models:
Continue reading »Clean/Sanitize Machines
Wondering how and what to use for cleaning and sanitizing copier/printer panels and touch screens? Per one of our manufacture’s recommendation – turn off the machine’s main power switch. Dampen a soft cloth with Isopropyl alcohol. Gently wipe the surfaces and let the area air dry before turning on the main power switch. Do not
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From Kim Sanders
COVID has many negative’s, but as someone that likes to find the positive I can speak for my family in saying we sure are getting outdoors a lot more than usual! With movie theaters, concert venues, and dining out options restricted my bunch, dog included, have been soaking up the great outdoors. Our family has
Continue reading »Kyocera makes wearable for COVID-19
Kyocera makes wearable for COVID-19 The Department of Cardiovascular Medicine at Tokyo Medical and Dental University (TMDU) Medical Hospital is working with Kyocera to be able to deliver rehab therapy to patients while closely monitoring their vital signs develop and now test a wearable device that helps rehab specialists work with their patients via the
Continue reading »June Employment Rate
Encouraging Increases in June Employment Rate The US Bureau of Labor Statistics released encouraging data in the June Employment Situation Summary for 2020. The US unemployment rate declined to 11.1%, down 2.2 percentage points. US employment rose by 4.8 million in June, compared to May’s increase of 2.7 million. This encouraging 7.5 million-person gain reflects “a partial
Continue reading »Ransomware
Xerox Alleged Maze Ransomware Victim According to BleepingComputer, Maze ransomware claims to have captured 100GB of Xerox data as of June 25th. Xerox has yet to confirm this cyberattack but Maze is offering 10 screenshots of Xerox files as proof of breach. “Specifically, one image shows that hosts on ‘eu.xerox.net,’ managed by Xerox Corporation, were compromised.
Continue reading »HP Quits Facebook
HP Statement on Social Media Advertising “HP is a purpose-driven brand and we expect all platforms on which we advertise to uphold responsible policies that prevent our ads from appearing alongside objectionable content, regardless of the source. We have expressed deep concerns to Facebook and are stopping U.S. advertising on the platform until we see
Continue reading »60% of Organizations Cyberattacks spread by own employees
The unwitting participant appears to be alive and well, based on new data from security vendor Mimecast. With employees being the source of attack surface expansion, what’s an organization to do? When you think of cyberattacks, the assumption is that it’s a simple matter of “the bad guy sends an email, the user gets fooled,
Continue reading »60% of Organizations Cyberattacks spread by own employees, from ENX The Week in Imaging
60% of Organizations are Hit by Cyberattacks Spread by Their Own Employees Wednesday, July 1, 2020 Stu Sjouwerman The unwitting participant appears to be alive and well, based on new data from security vendor Mimecast. With employees being the source of attack surface expansion, what’s an organization to do? When you think of cyberattacks, the
Continue reading »Return to Work Solution as presented by ENX The Week in Imaging
Leveraging Arsenal of Tools, Konica Minolta Rolls Out Return to Work Solution Wednesday, July 1, 2020 Erik Cagle When a manufacturer can boast a wide-ranging set of tools to the degree of Konica Minolta, it makes the ability to pivot on the changing needs of the workplace that much easier. When the COVID-19 pandemic caught
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