Carl Schell

Jan 12, 2025 | keypointintelligence.com | Carl Schell

Our thoughts on what you need to know before this year really gets going Jan 12, 2025 7:00:00 PM Be sure to visit Keypoint Intelligence’s YouTube Channel for interviews and other insightful videos!Entering a new year can be a little like walking into the office on Monday morning: You think you might know what lies ahead, but it never quite plays out like that. An exciting prospect for some, including me, but I understand why and how others find it a nightmare.

Nov 24, 2024 | keypointintelligence.com | Carl Schell

Be sure to check out Keypoint Intelligence’s Channel Strategy Services!The way I see it, while many dealers sell wide format hardware, the area is still undervalued compared to its full potential. You see, output from wide format devices must do one very important thing in the best way possible: Communication of a message. This is a premium attribute, no doubt.

Nov 20, 2024 | keypointintelligence.com | Carl Schell

Be sure to follow us on LinkedIn!In a way, Xerox has been synonymous with document output because the company name is informally used as a verb. Much has changed since the word was first used in that way, then we had the landscape shifts due to the pandemic, the supply chain crisis, inflation, and everything else.

Nov 6, 2024 | keypointintelligence.com | Carl Schell

We covered HP Wolf Security, Windows Protected Print, the Cyber 150 list, and more! Nov 6, 2024 7:00:00 PM Be sure to check out Keypoint Intelligence’s Cybersecurity page!October was the fifth Cybersecurity Awareness Month for which Keypoint Intelligence produced related content. It’s hard for me to believe, actually, as the first time we actively participated in and contributed to it was just six months after the start of the pandemic in the United States.

Oct 21, 2024 | keypointintelligence.com | Carl Schell

Be sure to check out Keypoint Intelligence’s Channel Strategy Services!On my way home from Novatech Connect in Atlanta last week, I was stopped by a gate agent right before boarding the plane and told not to move forward. Upon her return I was then told that, starting with me and moving backward, everyone had to check their rolling suitcase. Long story short: I snapped pictures of open spots in the overhead bins, and the airline in question will remain nameless (it begins with a U).