By Alistair Nestor, PaperCut: So you’ve just acquired a company. Look at you go! But hang on… what’s that in the corner? It’s a Hewlett-Packard LaserJet from 2003. Being a LaserJet from 2003 it still works, but shouldn’t this thing be in a museum or something?

A problem with acquiring new businesses as a midsized company is that they often come with their own IT infrastructure and legacy printing hardware. If you’re lucky, that legacy hardware will be compatible with your current systems. But that isn’t always the case. So, what do you do if your new acquisition still uses printers from the turn of the millennium? Well, you can either swallow the cost and upgrade the fleet or find a workaround solution. We’re going to look at both here today.

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