Keypoint Intelligence’s Top 7 Infographics from 2023

INFOGRAPHIC: Time to Recognize e-Waste Day 2025

Everyone remembers the redundant PC in the corner of the office. Always there… Everyone shrugs their shoulders when asked who should get rid of it. Properly disposing of broken or redundant hardware has now become the norm, and the sight of an old PC gathering dust is less common than it once was. The rate of technology updates, however, has not changed—leaving us with drawers full of old cables, chargers, and phones. It’s time to ditch the drawer and carry those cables and chargers to a recycling point! This is the argument behind e-Waste Day, an international event promoting the recycling of redundant tech so that the critical raw materials (CRM) can be extracted and reused. Now in its eighth year, the event calls for individuals and businesses around the world to make a concerted effort to recycle any piece of broken or redundant hardware for the raw materials, but also to ensure the non-recyclable components are disposed of in a safe and compliant way.

VIDEO: RISO’s Maggie Curry Talks Redefining Innovation

In her discussion with Maggie Curry, National Sales Manager at RISO, Keypoint Intelligence’s Anne Valaitis spotlighted the quiet transformation happening within production and office print environments. This is where innovation isn’t about chasing trends, but about redefining efficiency and accessibility. Curry’s insights underscored how the company’s approach bridges the widening gap between sustainability goals, cost containment, and real-world production demands—offering a tangible alternative to the “bigger, faster, flashier” mindset that dominates much of the market.

Bridging the Cybersecurity Gap in the Age of AI

We believe digital innovation must always be paired with strong and proactive cybersecurity measures. The newly released “Oh, Behave!” Annual Cybersecurity Attitudes and Behaviors Report 2025-2026 from CybSafe and the National Cybersecurity Alliance offers a striking snapshot of how people are adapting to new technologies and, more importantly, where gaps in behaviour continue to put organizations at risk.