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!”

For some workplaces, the idea of joining a product’s beta program for an entire school district would make them nervous. Not for Val Verde.

Shifting to remote working during Covid-19 made the once simple tasks of accessing files and printing unnecessarily painful and clunky.

But Val Verde’s IT wizards Matt and Brian smelled an opportunity to move everything to the cloud…

The Lubbock Independent School District’s 27,000 students and 3,500 staff do a lot of printing! And that printing was done on thousands of printers.

Something had to be done to manage the printers (and everything about them), and to find a replacement for the soon-to-be deprecated Google Cloud Print they were using.

Here’s what they did.

Wheatley Park School, situated in Holton, Oxfordshire, pioneered the 1:1 Chromebook program in the UK.

The impending deprecation of Google Cloud Print at the end of 2020 meant they needed a robust BYOD replacement.

In steps PaperCut Mobility Print and its new Cloud Print feature.

The Babel Community is a concept of hybrid residences designed for young, nomadic, free, but nevertheless demanding occupants.

In this post, CTO Flavien Maillot shares how his team solved their BYOD printing challenges.

The School District of Altoona (Wisconsin) has a student population of just over 1,600 students spread across four schools.

Problems with printing were a constant issue, with the existing cloud print solution causing printers to go offline every few days.

That’s when the schools’ network specialist found a solution.

Healthe Care Australia is the third-largest private hospital operator in the country.

To cater for their geographic footprint and rapidly-evolving business needs, they needed a mobile printing (BYOD) solution.

When Kelvin Lim founded his company Pacific Integrated Logistics (PLG) in 2000, he started off with two employees in a small Singapore warehouse. Today his business has 198 employees throughout Asia and Europe; operating in 16 locations over 11 countries.

But with a growing business, comes growing printing troubles.

The coworking space industry is rapidly growing, but a common frustration in this area is printing.

Platypus Coworking knows this all too well.

We spoke to founder and owner Samantha Davies about how our new product PaperCut Pocket (beta) helped solve her printing woes.

The University of Maryland is the state’s flagship university and one of the nation’s preeminent public research universities.

And they had a printing problem.

We caught up with Nick Bentley, business systems developer for the University of Maryland, to find out more.

Porter Dodson is a Top 200 mid-sized UK law firm based in Somerset and Dorset, with multiple office locations.

Here’s how PaperCut helps them track printing costs, improve print security, and be more environmentally responsible.

Semester at Sea sees 500+ students and 100 faculty and staff set sail for a 100 day voyage of learning and discovery. It’s an exceptional experience in-which the syllabus is heavily based on the countries the students visit.

It will come as no surprise to you that they had rather unusual printing problems.

This is their story.