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Having an accessible printing machine near at hand in the office is a very vital thing to achieve a consistent and productive document workflow. But buying a printing machine, either a laser printer, inkjet printer or multifunction peripheral, isn’t as easy as you think it is. There are certain factors you need to consider which will be able to help you pick the perfect printer unit that will suit your working environment and deliver your printing needs.

Despite the mass digitization, offices still see the need for printing documents as a form of records, hard copies, or simply because it's efficient and makes the job easier. If your office is looking for a printing machine, but have no idea how or what to search for then we got you covered.

Here’s a short video from us at ABD Office Solutions to help you buy the perfect printer for your office:

Despite the mass digitization and use of paperless technology, business still sees the need to print and copy documents as part of the document workflow. If your office happens to be looking for a new office copier, but do not have the slightest idea which machine or model to buy?

Well, ABD Office Solutions is here to help you. Today, we listed down 10 of the best office copiers in the market right now. All these copiers have the standard features to help improve your business productivity and workflow while delivering professional-quality copies and prints.

If you ever tried inquiring about a copier or printing equipment, you’ve probably heard of the term "copier lease.” It’s usually offered by the seller, asking you if you want to lease, rent, or purchase the unit. But what is copier lease in the first place? Printer lease provides offices or businesses a cost-effective way to fund their new printing or copier equipment. In a printer lease, the cost of your device is divided over three to five years by the leasing company. You will then have to pay them in a fixed amount, either quarterly or monthly, to complete...

Newspaper, books, magazines, and other reading materials would have not been possible if printing wasn't invented. That's why for today's article, we're going to share a short summarization of the interesting history of printing and how it had evolved throughout the centuries. Around 600 A.D. Before the invention of ink and paper, the ancient Chinese used to carved on blocks of wood to print texts. Each page of their book was carved on a block of wood. Although it was considered as a tedious process, it remains as a significant breakthrough in creating multiple copies of the same text. Around...