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Business imaging - that is printing and copying – has changed a lot in recent decades.
From the single function printers of the early 90s to the fully converged, connected, intuitive scanner/copier/ printer units commonplace today, imaging solutions can become convoluted, especially for the less tech-minded.
Let’s be honest – most business owners don’t want to know about the particulars and permutations of imaging technology, they just want a means to an end – solutions that just work.
That’s why smart business owners choose an imaging company that understands individual, unique requirements to perfectly match a tailored, cost effective solution for the day-to-day.
Established in 1986 – and still 100% locally owned and operated – Scope Business Imaging has been leading imaging solutions since, growing to be a niche significant supplier and the largest independent dealer for Konica Minolta business equipment in Western Australia along with Ricoh and Brother product in the Pilbara and Sharp / Brother product in Perth and Bunbury.
With offices extending from Port Hedland and Karratha in the north to Bunbury in the south
Scope BI has the local experience and depth of knowledge to service WA statewide.
Here we break down the key considerations when choosing a solution for any business type, size and budget.
The modern MFP (or multifunction printer)
When people talk about printers in business, they are most often referring to complete ‘copy centres’, ‘printer/ copiers’ or ‘multifunction printing machines’.
Such units do it all – Scan, Copy, Online, Print, Email – and, of course, fax.
That’s the broad stroke of the brush ... SCOPE.
It often makes the most sense to choose an imaging solution provider before you choose a particular brand or line of technology – this way you will determine an optimised solution to minimise printing expenditure over the long term. Choose a local dealer rather than a national supplier.
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