PaperCut 19.1 released
August 20, 2019
PaperCut MF and PaperCut NG version 19.1 introduces Print Deploy, a feature that markedly simplifies print queue deployment, PaperCut Softare says.
PaperCut Software released version 19.1 of its print management solutions, PaperCut MF and PaperCut NG. Included in this release is a feature marking PaperCut’s entry into the print enablement space: Print Deploy.
Print Deploy gets the right print driver and the right print queue to the right person in the right location, automatically. In doing so, it effectively solves the notoriously difficult task of deploying print queues, PaperCut Software explained.
“We’re focused on making complex things simple,” says PaperCut Product Manager, Willem Groenewald. “And when we looked at the print enablement space – actually setting users up with the correct print queues – we realised there was a huge gap in the industry.”
The gap Willem refers to is best illustrated by reviewing how print queues and drivers are currently deployed by organisations to their users.
“There are a lot of pain points we’re solving with Print Deploy,” Willem continues. “Complexity in managed-device environments has made deploying drivers and queues really painful for IT.”
The pain points Willem refers to include:
- mobile staff expecting printing to just work when they arrive at a new branch, site, campus, or store
- distributed sites not having print server infrastructure
- computers not being joined to a local domain
- staff using different computers and operating systems – be they Windows laptops, Mac Books, Chromebooks, and so on – further complicating driver deployment.
Before today, Willem says, “System admins would have to resort to an onerous and costly workaround to manage multi-site mobile organisations.”
Now, multi-site mobile organisations can finally enable and manage printing with one complete solution: PaperCut release 19.1.
For more information, please visit www.papercut.com.
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