How print has managed to survive in the digital era The digital boom has seen a few magazines slowly transitioning into digital, while many businesses have looked to online advertising and television

Print service providers are increasingly seeking to remain competitive and profitable while delivering added value to their customers. As a result delivering innovative applications and introducing new service offers is a necessity.

Even though we are moving towards a future of paperless marketing and communication, print still has an important role to play in the world of advertising.

The rate at which ideas are becoming technological realities are somewhat frightening, but also very exciting. It should therefore come as no surprise that today 3D and multifunction printers are a reality

Cape Town might be the Silicon Valley of Africa but unfortunately our internet connectivity is often more Third World than First.

It’s happening at breakneck speed - digital life is taking over the world and it’s mostly for the better. Every day things that we know and trust are being replaced with newer, faster and smarter high-tech solutions.

While many businesses are concerned about the security and safety of their digital data, it turns out they probably should be keeping an eye on the paper ball rather than the digital one.

3D Printing is not a futuristic technology that has just been invented. You will be surprised to find out they have been around since the mid-1980’s.

The humble printer of yore has died. The now not-so-humble multi-functional printer has joined the digital revolution along with the rest of your office computers.

The document management system prevents a storage room filled with thousands of documents, making your life easier and a lot more efficient.