Advanced technologies keep connected devices secure
HP Inc. gathered industry analysts in New York City before the holidays for its annual HP Security Summit.Finding better ways to print and be eco-friendly
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Will an increase in technology regulation improve student wellbeing or is it too little too late?
Last year was big for technology in education. We discuss here some of the key features and challenges of AI use in schools.A few points to keep in mind as AI is established as a permanent tool
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Here’s what happened as the late fall/early winter chill ushered in a season of reflection and progress
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Enterprise technology combination will reshape document imaging and digital workplace competitive landscape
Xerox has announced its intention to acquire Lexmark International for $1.5 billion, which returns Lexmark to US ownership after nearly eight years of Chinese control.Hear our textile & apparel analysts passion for this ever-evolving market
In a recent FuturePrint podcast, Keypoint Intelligence’s Johnny Shell and David Sweetnam delve into how DTF technology is evolving to meet the growing demand for customization and sustainability.How now brown year?
Pantone has recently announced its Color of the Year for 2025 as Mocha Mousse. We explore the symbolism behind this choice and the effects it could have on our daily lives.AI was hot, of course, but what else made headlines?
The digital textile industry has seen remarkable progress throughout 2024—marked by breakthroughs in technology, a growing emphasis on sustainability, and the integration of AI.Regardless if it pertained to the workplace or to production print, AI was the most discussed topic
In the spirit of doing things differently at the end of the year, our annual look at top content from The Key Point Blog is not in one long list, but two shorter ones split by workplace and production.
