More and more companies need flexible solutions that adapt to dynamic markets and corporate developments. Mobility is also becomingly increasingly important for the working environment, and on a global scale. In response, many innovative companies are standardizing their office environment to make it easy for their staff to work, no matter where they are. Security also plays a decisive role in this respect. Companies need to be sure their employees can open, print and share documents without compromising security. Canon started offering the relevant applications a long time ago and is constantly expanding its portfolio, particularly when it comes to service offerings. The company is now set to unveil its brand new “Canon Print as a Service” at CeBIT 2014.
Take a look at the current trends in the world of IT, and you’ll see that the “as a service” concept is really taking off. Users are losing interest in the combination of hardware and software components that helps to deliver a service and are focusing instead on the quality of the end result alone – the application itself is what matters. At the same time, Canon has created its new service offering to reflect these latest trends – and CeBIT 2014 is the chosen venue for the public unveiling of “Canon Print as a Service”. The name says it all: “Print as a Service” is the print-based service that is destined to become the new flagship for direct sales at Canon when it is launched at CeBIT.
