EPISODE · Mar 10, 2026 · 27 MIN
Why 2026 is the Tipping Point for Enterprise Cloud Print Modernisation, with Kevin Pickhardt, Pharos
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 Kevin Pickhardt, Executive Chairman at Pharos Systems, to discuss why 2026 is set to be the tipping point for enterprise cloud print modernisation. Building on previous conversations with Pharos, Kevin shares insights into the accelerating shift from legacy print infrastructure to cloud-native platforms, the growing demand for security, scalability, and analytics, and how enterprises are rethinking print as part of their broader digital transformation strategies. The discussion explores the drivers behind cloud adoption, including hybrid work, zero-trust security models, and sustainability goals, and outlines how organisations can future-proof their print environments while unlocking greater visibility, cost control, and operational efficiency in an increasingly cloud-first world.🌐 Learn more about Pharos at https://www.pharos.com/🌐 Learn more about Quocirca at https://quocirca.com/🌐 Sign up to Quocirca’s newsletter at https://quocirca.com/quocirca-newsletter-updates/🎬 Subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@QuocircaTimestamps:00:00 - Intro00:55 - An introduction to Pharos and Kevin02:30 - Pharos and PrintOps06:00 - Shift to cloud security and AI10:40 - Declining print volumes13:16 - What are the benefits for customers?18:44 - Multi-vendor environments19:36 - What's next for Pharos?21:11 - AWS data centres22:41 Recommendations for organisations considering cloud modernisation25:06 - Cloud vs on premise26:27 - Closing Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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