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In the dynamic landscape of modern education where efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and sustainability play pivotal roles, schools are increasingly turning to innovative solutions to streamline their operations. One solution that has gained significant traction is Managed Print Services (MPS). Far beyond just managing printers and copiers, MPS offers a range of strategic benefits tailored to the specific needs of educational institutions. Here are five advantages of Managed Print Services for schools:

  1. Cost Savings: Managed Print Services can significantly reduce printing-related costs for schools. By optimizing print infrastructure, monitoring usage, and implementing cost-effective printing practices, schools can save money on supplies, maintenance, and energy consumption. MPS providers often analyze usage patterns and recommend ways to eliminate unnecessary printing, which can lead to substantial cost reductions over time.
  2. Enhanced Efficiency: MPS providers help schools streamline their print environments, which leads to improved efficiency. Schools can centralize print management, reduce downtime caused by printer issues, and ensure timely maintenance and supply replenishment. This efficiency boost allows teachers and administrative staff to focus more on their core tasks rather than dealing with printing-related problems.
  3. Reduced Environmental Impact: Managed Print Services promote eco-friendly printing practices. By optimizing print settings, encouraging double-sided printing, and reducing paper waste, schools can contribute to environmental sustainability. MPS providers also help schools choose energy-efficient printers and implement recycling programs for printer cartridges, further reducing their carbon footprint.
  4. Improved Security: Schools handle sensitive information, and print security is crucial to prevent unauthorized access to sensitive documents. MPS providers can implement secure printing solutions, such as requiring authentication for print jobs, ensuring that only authorized users can access printed documents. This helps schools maintain data privacy and compliance with relevant regulations.
  5. Better Resource Allocation: Managed Print Services provide insights into printing habits and trends within the school. This data helps schools make informed decisions about resource allocation, such as choosing the right types and quantities of printers and supplies based on actual usage. Schools can avoid over-purchasing supplies or investing in unnecessary equipment, leading to optimized resource utilization.

As education evolves in today’s world, finding efficient, cost-effective, and sustainable ways to operate is key for schools. A standout solution gaining ground is Managed Print Services (MPS). Going beyond printer management, MPS offers practical benefits that match the needs of educational institutions. Here, we’ve explored five advantages of MPS for schools: saving costs, boosting efficiency, going greener, enhancing security, and making smarter use of resources. These advantages are making a real difference, helping schools update their printing systems and manage resources more wisely.

About United Business Systems

United Business Systems specializes in simplifying the complexity and management of office technology solutions for over 7,800 organizations nationwide. Services include Managed Print, Document Management and IT Services. Products include MFPs, Copiers, Printers and Wide Format Printers. UBS’s headquarters is in Fairfield, NJ with branch offices in Moorestown, NJ, Manasquan, NJ and New York.

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Bob Belli

Bob Belli is the owner and Vice President of United Business Systems, leading the sales and administration teams in continuous improvement. He is known for his forward thinking approach and designing unique solutions to help customers achieve their goals. When Bob is not busy running UBS, he enjoys spending time with family and sponsors several charity golf outings.

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