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In part two of “Introducing 3D printing in the classroom” we briefly introduced the topic of recovering the costs of 3D printing. In this article, we delve deeper into the costs associated with 3D printing, providing practical advice to help you estimate how much 3D printing will cost your school or university.  

In part one of this series, we looked at the educational benefits of 3D printing. To realize the true benefit there are several key factors to consider. Let’s now look at these to help you evaluate if your school or university is prepared for 3D printing.  

In the education sector, 3D printing has very real benefits. The technology enables students to engage in the lesson and more quickly grasp relatively complex topics. Teachers also think of new creative ways to deliver their lessons and help their students excel. These are just two reasons why an increasing number of schools and universities are adopting or expanding their use of 3D printing.

For small businesses, keeping ahead of the competition while managing costs is challenging. Historically, small to mid-sized businesses have struggled to access the latest, best-in-class technology to support their goals.

Are your organization’s print demands putting you under increasing pressure? Do you need help to identify how you can save the company money and demonstrate the print cost savings achieved?  

We often talk about how print management and document capture makes organizations more cost-efficient, productive and increases document security. But one area that has a big impact, but often goes unnoticed, is how YSoft SAFEQ enables print administrators to be more efficient.

Scan workflows were introduced in YSoft SAFEQ last year. With it, came a library of connectors – integrations with 3rd party applications and document repositories.