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Whip out your catcher’s net and start scooping up all the latest PaperCut MF enhancements because it’s release season!

If PaperCut 21.1 were a Pokémon (or any adorable critter from “insert role-playing video game here”), these would be its upgrades…

Upgrading software is easy to put off. Anybody who’s ever hit ‘Snooze’ on their OS update will agree. 

think of upgrading your software as leveling up your software. You want to download a new version of software with the same excitement of updating a video game.

Safety has always been important for schools, but it’s become a higher priority during the COVID-19 pandemic.

PaperCut features like Find-Me printing and tools like PaperCut Mobility Print will tick off all three of these safety requirements.

PaperCutter Alan takes time out from his duties as a member of our Technical Support team to tell us a story.

It starts with Alan receiving a gift from his colleagues…

A humble cherry tree…

You’d be hard-pressed to find better education advice than from a university that’s been in the game for over 800 years.

We caught up with Cambridge University who gave us their tips for how to approach print management.

Rather than typing these words from the comfort of my home, I do so from the comfort of my workplace desk.

In fact, it’s been 1 year, 3 months, and 8 days since the last time I worked from PaperCut’s Portland office.

We’re so excited to be back!

In April we launched our Scan to Fax integration for the healthcare industry, as part of PaperCut MF 21.0.

Ahead of the release of PaperCut 21.1, this week we’ll be officially announcing our latest integrations including Retarus and Opentext at #HIMSS21. Our partners ACDI and rfIDEAS will be hosting live demos as part of the conference.

A surprise, to be sure, but a welcome one!

IDC, a leading provider of global IT research and advice, has placed PaperCut at number 1 for market share in its recently published Worldwide Device and Print Management 2020 Share report.

So, how did that happen in the midst of a global pandemic?

Out-of-control printing in education boils down to printing visibility. Many schools simply can’t see who’s printing what and when.

It’s not their fault either.

Schools are understandably complex printing environments.

PaperCut Software offers you print visibility fresh out of the box.

The University of Cambridge has more than 20,000 students across 31 Colleges.

When it comes to managing print for 27 of those Colleges, the last words you might expect their IT team leader to utter is:

“I really enjoy working in print. I can’t see myself doing much else, well, not just yet!”

Here at PaperCut, we love technology. So we get very excited and geeky whenever talking about the Edge Mesh, the backbone of our cloud-native products, PaperCut Hive and PaperCut Pocket.

But for many of you out there, you just want to know how the software works.

So I want to pop the hood on PaperCut Hive and PaperCut Pocket and explain what the Edge Mesh actually does.

Walk into almost any office today, and among the desks, chairs, computers, and coffee machines, you’ll probably also find at least one printer.

But in 100 years’ time will that still be the case?

I think the humble ream of paper will be as alien as a floppy disc. The paperless office will come about due to a rise in a new form of personal computing: Virtual and Augmented Reality.