IDC PlanScape: 효과적인 하이브리드 노동력을 가능하게 하는 인쇄의 현대화

This IDC PlanScape discusses the importance of modernizing the print environment in the context of the new hybrid working model. It highlights the need for a disciplined approach to shifting print infrastructure to the cloud, with a focus on print enablement that is consistent with the organization's broader objectives around IT modernization. The document also emphasizes the importance of enabling and supporting a zero trust security model for printing and suggests the involvement of various stakeholders across the organization. It concludes by providing advice for technology buyers and referencing related research. "By moving to a cloud-based model for print and print management, businesses can gain financial flexibility, reduce the burden of owning and managing assets, and achieve a sleeker approach for print that is built on a range of cloud-hosted services," says Robert Palmer, research VP with IDC's Imaging, Printing, and Document Solutions Group. "Through a print modernization strategy, businesses can drive innovation throughout the print and document environment, leveraging agile data-driven platforms to create a balanced approach for ensuring access to print while enabling a clear path to digital transformation."

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Executive Summary

Why Is Print Modernization Important?

• Hybrid Work
• Cloud Infrastructure
• Legacy Print Systems Were Not Designed for Today's Workforce
• Digital Transformation
• Print Is an Unrecognized Security Vulnerability
• Zero Trust

What Is Print Modernization?

• Cloud-Based Print Management
• Artificial Intelligence and Print Analytics
• Security and Zero Trust
• Document Workflow Automation and Optimization
• Sustainability and Environmental Impact
• SaaS-Based Print Model

Who Are the Key Stakeholders?

• IT Governance, Risk, and Compliance
• Infrastructure Services
• IT Department
• Facilities Management
• Line of Business
• C-Suite

How Can My Organization Take Advantage of Print Modernization?

Advice for Technology Buyers

Related Research