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Berwicks Technology Services
Phone: +61 7 3010 3200
Address: Unit 2 / 75 Bluestone Circuit 4073 Seventeen Mile Rocks, QLD, Australia
Website: http://www.berwickstech.com.au/
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24.01.2022 MakerBot Tough | Test Your Prototypes MakerBot Tough filament is all you need to create durable prototypes and machinable parts. MakerBot Tough filament offers unmatched durability, with up to 2X the impact strength of ABS. Now available in four colors; create durable prototypes and highlight components with more creative freedom.... https://www.makerbot.com/3d-printers/filament/tough/
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17.01.2022 How Optical Character Recognition (OCR) works: Optical character recognition (OCR) lets you turn scanned images into text so you can turn paper-based documents into editable, searchable, digital documents. This can help reduce the amount of physical space required to store documents and can dramatically improve workflows involving those documents. It reduces the risk of lost or misfiled documents and, in many cases, it eliminates the need to manually process documents or re-k...ey information, which can result in errors. It can also reduce the costs of manual handling. How does it work? OCR programs recognise the text character by character but the outcome is so fast as to be instantaneous. You can check for errors as you go or at the end of the process, and some programs have automatic error detection. What benefits does OCR provide: Turn read-only files into editable text Create audible files Translate foreign languages Manage forms and questionnaires Achieve faster, more accurate data entry
17.01.2022 CONGRATULATIONS !! Tamara Williams the Mobile Hairdresser from Brisbane, you are the winner of our Kyocera Printer give away. Thank you to everyone who liked our link. Keep your eyes open for more specials and offers in the future.
11.01.2022 End of Month Special $ 1900.00 ex GST Available only until this Friday. Contact us today. Fuji Xerox ColourQube C8880
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07.01.2022 A Quick Comparison of an Inkjet Printer vs Laser Printer We use the word "generally" as there are exceptions to the rules. Inkjets printers are generally less expensive to buy than laser printers, especially when it comes to printing colour.... Inkjets printers are generally more expensive to run than laser printers and inkjet paper is more expensive than laser or copier paper. If laser paper is used in an inkjet printer images have a possibility of appearing blurry due to absorption into the paper. Laser images do not have this risk, because the toner is fused with heat into the fibres of the paper. Inkjet printers are a better choice for printing labels as they do not have the heat process that laser printers have. The glue on the labels melt in laser printers making the labels more likely to come off when refed in a laser printer. Laser printers are generally faster than an inkjet printer especially if there is a lot of detail on the page being printed. Laser printers can handle higher volumes so are better in a workgroup situation. Inkjet printers can block up due to the ink drying out where laser printers can stand dormant for long periods with little effect. Even though laser printers generally have a lower cost per page if you are not printing a high enough volume the laser printer can be a more expensive option.
07.01.2022 Coomera Anglican College Maximizes Education with BenQ Forward-thinking educators strive for the ideal interactive classroom Overview:... Over the past 20 years, Coomera Anglican College has evolved from a small collection of classrooms into a fully functional, technology-friendly educational facility. The main focus of the technology used at the College has always been to maximize benefit for students in the classroom, said Alex Delaforce, the College’s Head of Teaching and Learning Processes. That means that we put the best possible equipment in the hands of teachers, so we need to be constantly reviewing the way in which we use technology. We need our students to be able to not only be effective thinkers and learners themselves, but also be able to work in groups and collaboratively. Facts at a Glance 1. Coomera Anglican College From an empty field 20 years ago to higher and better education facilities now 2. Segment: Education 3. Year of Completion: 2017 4. Country & Location: Queensland, Australia 5. BenQ Solution Used: BenQ Interactive Flat Panel RP790 6. Project: Deploying Interactive Flat Panels to enhance classroom facilities, improve student engagement and educational outcomes. BenQ Delivers a Powerful Upgrade: We looked at a bunch of alternatives and had a heap of demo boards here to try, said IT Services Manager Danielle Storey. Based on teachers’ feedback, the College chose to outfit their classrooms with the BenQ RP790 Interactive Flat Panel. https://youtu.be/_w6LkyYmhfY
07.01.2022 How to get started with scanning: Sure, all scanners perform the same process: they use a combination of mirrors, glass, a light source, a CCD chip (just like the one in your digital camera), and some combination of belts, motors, and rollers to move the document around in order to capture an image of the document. But while they all capture images, the way in which they do so the speed, document type, volume and size can vary enormously. And that’s before we even conside...r what the associated software can do to manage the scanned document. So, let’s take a look at the four main types of scanners and who their ideal customer might be. Portable document scanners (s1300i) These are perfect for ‘road warriors’ who need to capture info on the go finance or mortgage brokers scanning application docs and section 32s, or the salesperson visiting clients. They are always A4 in size, fit into a laptop bag and can be battery or USB powered. They are frequently duplex and with the capacity to scan ID cards. Workgroup scanners (iX500) These are generally A4, usually duplex and great for the SOHO market. They often serve as the main scanner in a small office or as a workgroup scanner in larger businesses. They will scan a variety of media and are great in retail and hospitality environment. Departmental scanners (fi-7160) These scanners, whilst still desktop, are the real workhorse scanners. They can be A4 or A3 and handle large volumes of multi-media material. They are ideal for financial or legal professional services for scanning case files, forms and contracts, while the medical professions doctors, pharmacists, hospitals - use them for scanning prescriptions and patients’ records. Production scanners (fi-770) Production scanners are like department scanners that have been working out. Capable of scanning thousands of pages a day, they’re ideal for bureaus where speed, reliability and capacity are crucial. In logistics, they are essential for batch processing and in government for storing large volumes such as tax records and archiving.
06.01.2022 Scanning Solution Saves $ 150K annually !!!! The challenge As a premier healthcare organization, Sharp HealthCare integrates a wide variety of documents and materials into its business and records management systems every day. To optimize efficiency and coordination of capture, Sharp realized the need to standardize and streamline their method of processing large volumes of paper... The solution A reliable enterprise level high-performing product line of scanners helped Sharp unify their document capture and records management systems. A critical component for Sharp was the seamless integration with enterprise content management software, which enabled information to be quickly captured, shared, incorporated and stored. From high-volume to mixed-batch models, the scanners simplified the administrative tasks that come with serving such a large community. What you need: Enterprise Level equipment affording reliability, without malfunctions. Plug-and-play integration into existing IT systems. Intuitive user interface minimizing the need for training. Contact us now for all your scanning and document management solution.
03.01.2022 Berwicks Technology Services is your MakerBot Partner here in South East Queensland, contact us now for all your 3D requirements. MakerBot Replicator+, the best 3D printer for schools From January 10, 2018... MakerBot Replicator+ was awarded as the best 3D printer for schools 2017 by All3DP magazine. That’s because no other 3D printing manufacturer has invested so heavily in building a dedicated ecosystem for the education space. The MakerBot Replicator+ has specific safety features optimised for the classroom. There’s a removable flexible bed that isn’t heated; an extruder where the hot-end is out of reach of curious fingers; and a semi-enclosed build-space that protects the build area from foreign objects. Moreover, there’s a cloud-based slicing option, where a model can be selected on Thingiverse and sent directly to the Replicator via a dedicated smartphone app. Everything can be monitored on your smartphone. But the icing on the cake are the tools around it, and MakerBot’s legacy of offering the industry’s most complete 3D printing solution for educators was recently reinforced with the announcement of the new cloud-based platform My MakerBot and the new MakerBot Educators Guidebook. This guidebook is an industry leader in providing educators with step-by-step lesson plans to help them create impactful lessons for students of all ages which will meet all STEM requirements. MakerBot offers a full solution of 3D print for the education environment with dedicated education space on Thingiverse, STEM projects to make learning fun, plus an educator’s handbook to help teachers with core concepts around 3D modelling and printing. For MakerBot 3D printers aren’t the center of classrooms, students are.
02.01.2022 Please Like and Share then give us your opinion, Agree or Disagree and why on this story to go into the draw for a new Kyocera Ecosys M5521CDW Printer. We will announce the winner on Friday the 30th March 2018. The hidden cost of Centralised Printing... When looking at what kind of corporate print solution to roll out, many large companies with multiple departments, would instinctively lean towards choosing a few all-rounder multi-function printers in centralised positions around the various floors or departments. This is frequently based on the assumption that this approach is the most cost effective in providing the strongest efficiencies for install, maintenance and the breadth of user demands. This would contrast with a de-centralised approach of multiple smaller devices within separate work-groups around the office. There are, however, a range of risks and intangible costs which need to be addressed when assessing a centralised approach to print, such as: Travel time of users going to/from printer throughout day. What happens if the server goes down rendering the entire user base without print facilities. The heavy network demands of multiple users creating stress on the bandwidth and resulting in slower speeds. The competing print priorities of each user in isolation to colleagues / business hierarchy. The location of the device and its large footprint Add to this that over 95% of documents are printed on A4, and over 90% of those print jobs are under 3 pages, we reinforce the need to include the user experience in our choice of business solutions. That is not to say that for many companies, a centralised print solution is absolutely fit for purpose. We just urge you consider the impact of every aspect of your print solution from as many perspectives as possible: employee, manager, IT department, CEO, investor As with most business decisions, the sweet spot is only found when the complete total cost of ownership is fully explored and the true balance of cost over productivity is brought to the table.
01.01.2022 Anything 3D give us a call
