Case Study: Jackson County Housing Authority strengthens document security and saves $40,000 with MyQ

Housing Authority Opt for a Homely Office

Jackson County Housing Authority, which manages low-income housing complexes in southern Oregon, needed a better way to handle printing and document privacy across its fleet. Their previous setup relied on device-specific privacy boxes, and they were looking for a print suite that could improve output workflows and support confidential printing more efficiently. MyQ was the vendor selected for the project.

MyQ supplied 4 Kyocera MFPs with its print management solution installed, including secure print features and an embedded terminal for easier, more customizable use. The result was a smoother print workflow, improved document security, and higher user satisfaction, while also saving more than $40,000 in hardware revenue for Jackson County Housing Authority.

Jackson County Housing Authority