Long before distance learning became a necessity, Chromebooks were already taking over classrooms. The education sector accounted for 72% of the overall Chromebook industry share in 2014. Just three years later, over half of all mobile computing shipments to United States K-12 institutions were Chromebooks.
Today the massive shift to remote education has made these portable, low-cost mobile devices more popular than ever. Twenty million Chromebooks are predicted to ship during 2020. That’s a 17% increase over the previous year. Furthermore, the education sector alone isn’t responsible for that demand. Chromebooks are making inroads in finance, hospitality and real estate too.
Despite their popularity, Google Cloud Print’s end of life has created a major sticking point for IT staff.
As a result, Chromebook printing has a pretty big question mark hanging over it. Is the ease of Chromebook classroom management negated by the hassle of Chromebook print management?