Your new ARM64 PCs can't print. The fact is, x64 print drivers don't work on ARM64 hardware. It's that simple, and that frustrating. Printing is effectively broken. Luckily, PaperCut's unbroken it. papercut.com/about/pocket-pr…

No cameras. No drama. Just 5 fixes for healthcare print. Get the guide. papercut.com/resources/ebook…

Mobile printing might be one of the clearest, most practical diagnostics of IT maturity. Here's why. papercut.com/blog/insights/w…

Tanner Dull has spent a decade at PaperCut doing the work that makes everything else we do possible. Pre-sales, inside sales, and training colleagues across three global regions. He's the person in the room before it gets warmed up, helping customers understand what they're buying and why it's worth it. Top 10 for customer promoter scores three years running, for what it's worth. Here's to 10 years, Tanner. We're glad to have you with us.

We're at @EduTECH_AU in Sydney this week and we're bringing more than a booth. On day one at 4:10pm, Head of Self Hosted Software joins a panel of education IT leaders for a candid conversation about print infrastructure in schools right now. Think ARM64 disruption, the end of hard student quotas, cloud vs on-prem trade-offs, and what a successful deployment looks like in 2026. If you're navigating any of this in your institution, it's worth being in the room. We'll see you at 4:10, or come find us at booth 315 anytime during the conference.

Is ISTE 2026 on your radar? It's just around the corner, and it's one of those events that actually earns the word 'inspiring'. Whether you're joining virtually or in person, there's plenty to explore around the future of learning. And if you want to talk print, the @ecoprintQ team will be at booth 2846, ready to run through any printing challenge you're facing, whether for a single campus or a whole district. Be sure to stop by and say hello! conference.iste.org/2026/pro…

If teachers are staring down a list of printers they'll never use, the fix isn't hiding the hardware. It's showing them only the ones that matter. - Use directory groups to assign printers by role, building, or department. - Trim the queue list. More choice usually just means more confusion. - Try "Find Me" printing to eliminate static printer lists. - Standardize drivers and naming conventions across the fleet. - Avoid manual installs. They're where printer sprawl is born. Put the camouflage paint down. Here's the only primer you need: papercut.com/blog/print_tips…

Real hospitals don't get retakes. Get our guide to the five best practices that keep real hospitals running smoothly. papercut.com/resources/ebook…

We reckon you can tell a lot about someone's moral compass by the way they print.

Scalability gets thrown around a lot. But when a university tells you, "We're printing a million pages a month at enrollment", it stops being just a buzzword pretty quickly. For higher education, print management scalability means survival. Here's how to handle it: papercut.com/blog/print_tips…

How to eliminate a third of your helpdesk tickets. That's it. That's the post. papercut.com/blog/print_tips…

One school bet big on ARM64. Amazing 15-hour battery life, superior portability – a genuine upgrade for students. Then they tried to print. So what do you do when the future of student computing breaks your print infrastructure? papercut.com/resources/custo…

When you've got the right tools there's little your team can't achieve. Discover the upgrades that boost performance in our guide to better workplace tech. Access the full guide here: papercut.com/resources/ebook…

Better printing. Better outcomes. Better experiences for the staff making it all happen. That's our vision for schools. Come talk to us about it at booth 315 at EDUtech Australia 2026, 3-4 June in Sydney. Book your pass: terrapinn.com/exhibition/edu…

Happy World Password Day. You might think you're sorted...but don't scroll past yet. A password that felt bulletproof in 2020 might be crackable in seconds today. Cheap cloud computing, AI-powered tools, and billions of leaked credentials have changed the game, which means you might need to change your habits. Here's what the experts recommend in 2026: - Make it long. 16 characters minimum, mixing upper, lowercase, numbers, and symbols. No consecutive anything. - One password per account. Always. No exceptions. - Use a password manager. Unless you're Rain Man you can't memorize dozens of secure passwords. Let the tool do it. - Only change passwords when compromised. Rotating passwords on a schedule actually makes them weaker over time. Change when breached, not before. - Consider a VPN. Strong passwords keep people out of your accounts, while a VPN keeps your activity and IP address private on public networks.

We’re excited about the Schools & Academies Show later this week in London! Not only will the PaperCut team will be at stand K31 ready to field your questions, but our very own Alex Rollo will be speaking in the EdTech Theatre about how K–12 IT teams can reclaim their time by simplifying print infrastructure. Come and discover the print innovations shaping future-ready schools. Looking forward to seeing you on 7th May at Excel London. For more on Alex's session: app.swapcard.com/widget/even… Find out more about the show: schoolsandacademiesshow.co.u… #saashow

In healthcare, a print security gap isn't just an IT problem, it's a patient safety problem. Southeast Health serves over 2,700 staff across a sprawling multi-site network. Managing a mixed fleet of devices from multiple vendors was quietly creating risk and cost that was hard to see, and even harder to control. Read their story here: papercut.com/resources/custo…

Cloud printing isn't coming, it's already here. If you've been putting off getting across the basics, now's your moment. Everything you need to know about cloud printing in 2026, in one place. papercut.com/resources/ebook…

Nobody becomes a sysadmin dreaming of playing whack-a-mole with security vulnerabilities forever. And yet, here we are. The pressure is real. But you don't need to fix everything, you just need to fix the right things, starting with what you can actually see and control. Your print environment is a surprisingly good place to begin. papercut.com/blog/print_tips…

As any healthcare worker or fan of The Pitt knows, print is still very much alive in clinical settings. With patient forms, prescriptions, referrals, and treatment plans, paper isn't going anywhere. Because printing has always just worked, most healthcare facilities have never stopped to ask what it's actually costing them, or what they might be missing. Turns out, quite a lot. papercut.com/blog/workplace/…