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With the new MyQ Roger app for Kyocera devices, organizations can now simplify operations, enhance security, and embrace a fully cloud-based approach to printing and document workflows.

MyQ is proud to announce a major milestone: the MyQ Roger mobile app has surpassed 1 million downloads on Google Play, reinforcing its position as a must-have tool for productivity and document management. Alongside this achievement, MyQ is excited to unveil groundbreaking AI capabilities in the latest version of MyQ Roger, designed to redefine how users manage and interact with their documents.

IT business operations of today require much more than the traditional tools that we know, and print management is in no way different

Changes in user behavior are forcing companies to adopt new approaches to printing and print management. This is creating unprecedented challenges to the industry, but also unique opportunities.

MyQ, a member of the Business Technology Association (BTA), is committed to supporting the channel community by embracing diversification and cloud-based print technology.

When it comes to cloud printing, there is often a tension between convenience and security. But with MyQ Roger, you’re no longer in an “either/or” situation.

Despite the hype about digitization, printing is still critically important among administrative processes in companies of all types and sizes. The unanswered question is how and where companies and their employees will do this printing.

Virtually everyone who has any experience with office work has at some point been faced with the disagreeable task of manually extracting data from paper to electronic form.

MyQ won another victory with its smart assistant for the digital workplace, MyQ Roger. This time it happened at the prestigious Print IT Awards 2021 competition in London.

MyQ Roger collects another award that attests to its superior qualities as a cloud Mobile Print Solution.

In recent years, a service that no user of modern working tools can do without today – cloud technology – has been confidently making its way through the IT sector.

Accepting new document-managing software in their portfolio has gotten trickier for MPS providers, ever since customers have started looking towards the cloud and hybrid workplace settings, but also 100% reliable security.

A couple of years ago, we witnessed a slow shift emerging in corporate environments – people started preferring laptops to desktop computers. Today the baton is slowly being taken passed on to other devices – smartphones.

Administrative processes are thankfully getting more and more digitized, but the need to store hard copies of documents is here to stay – especially since many people still prefer to work with information printed on paper. To ensure a steady flow of print, scan and copy jobs, companies put their trust in print management solutions.

Print research pioneer Quocirca scouted out the landscape of the cloud print services market and came back with a report, featuring both MyQ X and MyQ Roger as good choices for the document-digitizing era.

Paper is becoming obsolete and situations that ask for physical documents are more and more scarce. We’ve been getting used to automated processes, and that’s a good thing – it helps prevent human error.

MyQ has 4 different solutions for clients using Chrome OS after the end of Google Cloud Print, which are – just as the terminated service – completely free of charge.

MyQ's connector Universal Print by Microsoft expands its capabilities as a cutting-edge cloud print service to accommodate devices of any age and boosts it with a vast array of MyQ X features.

As a secure, fast and flexible way of processing print jobs, mobile printing is gaining popularity every day. What’s more, it offers a completely touchless printing and scanning experience.

MyQ has done it again. We have pushed the limits commonly associated with your average printing solution. Please allow us to introduce you to MyQ’s very own, 100% cloud-based MyQ Roger – the Smart Digital Workplace Assistant.

As more and more businesses are moving their infrastructure into cloud environments for greater flexibility, scalability and cost reduction, software providers are following suit to make their services relevant in this new era.

Tell me if this sounds familiar – you go to the copy room and because two people are there already, you decide to relax and join the conversation, or at least pass some time without thinking about what you should be doing.