by Bob Martin | Sep 24, 2015 | Printer & Hardware Sales
Unlike traditional printing mechanisms, which use a ribbon to apply ink to surfaces, direct thermal printing uses heat sensitive paper that produces an image when it is heated. The thermal print head heats parts of the paper selectively to produce symbols, images and...
by Bob Martin | Sep 18, 2015 | Data Security
We write about data security in our blog posts often as it is a topic that goes hand in hand with any IT Support discussion. One aspect that often is overlooked is the actual physical security of your serves and systems. Having a lock on a door to your office simply...
by Bob Martin | Sep 16, 2015 | Cloud Computing
It is imperative when transitioning to the cloud to know what questions to ask, as well as what information is necessary to share with your possible cloud computing service provider. Some businesses make the switch with some ambiguity and no clear understanding of...
by Bob Martin | Sep 11, 2015 | SMB Best Practices
Today we share a post from our guest bloggers at Organizing4u.com as part of our Small Business Best Practices series. SMB owners have a lot on their plates, to say the least. Procrastination can harm the success of your organization. Do you find yourself frequently...
by Bob Martin | Sep 9, 2015 | Managed Print Service
Thermal printing is a process where images are generated digitally by applying heat to heat-sensitive thermal paper. The heat applied to the paper causes certain chemicals to change color, resulting in the desired images being transferred to the thermal paper. Due...
