In an environment of ever-growing costs, healthcare facilities are turning their attention internally – even to print expenses.

As the news continues to report on the dire consequences of our changing climate, more people than ever understand that unless our out-of-control carbon emissions can be curbed, our planet and the way we live will be severely impacted. Not only has this knowledge spurred many consumers to change the way they work, live, and play to leave a lighter footprint on our world, but it has also created an expectation that the business world will also focus on the kind of sustainability that will help preserve our precious natural resources — and the health of our planet.

Experts predict that the remote work is no longer a trend. With up to a quarter of all remote jobs becoming permanent by the end of 2022 and work from home opportunities increasing into the following year, employees are getting used to the new freedom that often accompanies working from home. Lack of a lengthy commute, less money spent on business attire, and a new level of flexibility are strong points. And companies that choose a remote workforce see lowered real estate or rent costs and even increased productivity.

Paper is one of those essential business supplies that many don’t think about. It’s basically always there when needed and, if not, paper is pretty easy to acquire. Most businesses with a relatively high volume of printing would have paper delivered regularly or simply visit the local office supply shop in an emergency.

It’s no secret that a lot of industries are experiencing a technological revolution of sorts. Much of this has been brought about alongside the COVID-19 pandemic. Technology suddenly became a leading issue for many businesses as they grappled with a rapidly changing landscape.

Like any industry, legal firms are working hard to remain competitive in an ever-changing — and more demanding — marketplace. Choosing the right office technology can make the difference between firms that are stellar at satisfying clients; conducting better, faster, more accurate research, and creating bottom line results that matter — and those that fade away into obscurity.