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EPISODE · Apr 20, 2026 · 22 MIN

From friction to flow: rethinking IT's least favourite problem, with Mark Asbridge, MyQ

from In the Spotlight - The Smart Connected Workplace Podcast with Quocirca · host Quocirca

In this episode of In the Spotlight with Quocirca, Louella Fernandes, CEO of Quocirca, is joined by Mark Asbridge from MyQ to explore how MyQ is addressing the ongoing challenges of print driver deployment and simplifying printer setup through its provisioning profiles. Mark shares insights from his 15+ years in the print industry, discussing the complexity of modern IT environments, the shift toward cloud-first strategies, and the need for streamlined, scalable print management solutions. Together, they examine how automation, centralised management, and improved user experiences can reduce IT burden, enhance security, and support hybrid working environments, while helping organisations modernise and future-proof their print infrastructure. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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