Once you get your printer moving pages at its rated engine speed, you've done all you can. If it still isn't printing fast enough to suit your office needs, it's probably time to upgrade to a faster printer. Call Bay Imaging if you need help with your current printer, or advice about purchasing a new one. It doesn't make sense to buy a personal or desktop printer for every computer in your office. Doing so would put a tremendous strain on your office equipment budget.
Most office workers use their printer just a few minutes each day.
Letting numerous small printers sit idle most of the time would be a waste of your resources. The optimal solution is networking several people to a single printer - one that's rugged enough to work all day long, fast enough to keep up with job requests and versatile enough to handle the variety of print jobs your workgroup requires. Certainly, such a printer will cost you more than a desktop model, but if you consider the cost of the several desktops, including associated consumables, maintenance and repair costs, you're likely to find network printing much less expensive to run. Of course, you don't necessarily need a network printer to maximize use of your printing equipment. Before you go shopping for new printing equiptment, take inventory.