The Key Point Blog
If you’re receiving more catalogs this year, you’re not alone!
This year, I thought I noticed an uptick in the number of holiday catalogs I received in the mail. I wasn’t sure if it was just me or an actual phenomenon, so I conducted an unofficial survey among my co-workers.
ReadPopular podcast champions print in multiple ways
This blog summarizes the recent references to print in the "We Can Do Hard Things" podcast; representing something different and interesting about the demand and opportunity for print.
ReadCloud Workspace Collaboration and Print in City Solutions
This blog focuses on Canon Europe's recent announcement of two technology solutions to support hybrid working: the Cloud Workspace Collaboration (CWC) and Print in City (PIC).
ReadDeborah Hawkins & Colin McMahon
And why that’s a great thing
This blog focuses on Toshiba's announcement to split into three companies, what it means for the future, and how it could help amend the past.
ReadEmployee health and wellness is not just an issue during a pandemic
This blog focuses on the return-to-office safety measures taken by Canon Solutions America.
ReadHow the bizarre structure of 2020 brought unforeseen things into the fold
This blog discusses the recent change in how workers view their jobs, and the Forbes article that focuses on what employers can do about this.
ReadPrint providers pivot to accommodate new market demands
This blog takes a look at the silver lining of the pandemic - that it has prompted print service providers (PSPs) to uncover new business opportunities that will carry them into a successful future.
ReadKeypoint Intelligence to educate on the office and dealers of the future
We may not be able to predict the entire future, but we can help with what we’ve learned from the past, our newest research findings, and involving industry leaders that can all help you see a clearer future for the office and dealers.
ReadReview of the seventh edition of the combined show
This blog summarizes some key takeaways from the ITMA Asia 2020 show, including vendors and devices/products shown.
ReadWhile less time was spent working and purchasing, more hours were logged working from home
US Bureau of Labor Statistics’ new American Time Use Survey shows how Americans spent their time during the COVID-19 pandemic, comparing information on work and leisure from May 10-December 31, 2020 to the same time period in 2019. This blog explores some of the key findings from this study.
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