A change will do you good

Sheryl Crow once sang those very words in a song about making positive changes to one’s life. Following the same formulaic process every day can become tedious, and making a few changes every so often can making a boring routine more interesting. This is especially true in the traditional workplace meeting. 

Turning the Page

Of all the devices in a traditional office setting, the printer is perhaps the most temperamental. On some days, it works without fail, printing documents quickly and easily. But then there are the days when the printer is a major thorn in the collective side of the employees, with paper jams, ink spills, and a litany of errors. Not only do these problems slow down the workflow, they also have a negative impact on the environment.