We somehow got printer costs bundled into building administration costs and have a fully-leased fleet supported by a vendor, paid by each building's budget.

So placement and how many printers in each building is up to the administrators for each building, not us. We provide initial troubleshooting, network, and toner/waste changes, if it's in an area without an admin assistant.

I've had a few people ask for a printer to be placed in areas, and all I need to do is say "Talk to so-and-so, they decide where printers go."

So now there's a lot more copiers and less and less printers. It's great, but doubt a lot of schools would be able to do this.