WHEN WE THINK of copiers, we often imagine them being used in offices or schools only, but of course, that is not always the case.
The great minds behind the invention and development of the copier have made sure that these machines, as much as possible, can cater to everyone, and of course, that included the religious institutions — the churches.
If you think churches don’t deal much with printing needs, think again.
You see, much like any other social institution, the church also deals with tremendous amounts of documents and bulletins. In fact, they even print out fliers every now and then for church-related events or announcements.
A church in Roscommon, Ireland has even claimed that leasing their own copier has allowed them to not only produce their needed printouts but also cut their expenses by half.
The case study stated that the church was able to accomplish this by obtaining a much newer copier model that dealt with both black & white, as well as colored prints.
They knew that using a printer for their needs would be completely impractical because of the high-cost ink, which led them to make the smart decision of relying on copiers.
Religious institutions do not necessarily deal with documents and devices as much as offices or schools do, which is why churches today could lease a more basic copier model that could print and photocopy in both colored and black & white.
Investing in a much more advanced model can prove beneficial at times, but if taking into consideration the church’s precious financial resources, a more basic model can and will do the job.
If the church in Roscommon successfully minimized expenses by leasing a copier, then there is a huge chance that leasing one could aid in providing cheaper means of printing and advertising.
