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Modern interface and security
enhancements
With its latest release, PaperCut has
focused on enhancing the overall
look and feel of the solution and
on extending its features to reduce
security risks associated with printing.
In addition to a slick new interface, which
administrators can quickly customise with
new branding options, Release 17.2 offers
integrated scanning on Xerox and Sindoh
devices and easier Find-Me configuration.
DocuWare upgrades ECM
system
The new version of DocuWare’s
enterprise content management
solution, Version 6.11, offers
full functionality via a browser,
removing the need for complex
software installations at individual
workstations. Configuration apps
allow users to customise the software
to all their own needs.
New Workflow Manager features
enable business processes to be set-up
even more flexibly and ad-hoc workflows
to start rolling without the need for any
programming. A completely redesigned
module for integrating Microsoft Outlook
enables users to create new configurations
and select storage options directly in their
email program.
DocuWare solutions can be run in
the cloud, as an on-premises system
within a company’s own IT infrastructure,
or as a hybrid solution, with smooth
synchronisation of the cloud solution
with local data and matching ERP or
other data (even with firewalls). All usage
models feature the same user interface,
configuration and maintenance options.
On-device, next generation support
Xeretec has released a new app for users of Xerox A3 iSeries firmware devices
that aims to reduce device-related downtime by simplifying and speeding up
fault resolution while maximising user convenience and productivity.
Based on the Xerox Extensible Interface Platform, the Xeretec Support Application Suite
provides on-device access to customer service and support and is designed to make every
aspect of MFP ownership as painless as possible.
Kodak Alaris partners with UK
Software
Kodak Alaris Information
Management has announced a
new partnership with UK Software,
which will enable clients within the
healthcare and wider public sector to
benefit from additional services and
applications to better manage critical
information.
The collaboration will combine Kodak
Alaris scanners and software solutions
with TranSearch, the independent software
developer’s Windows and web-based
records management system, to provide
clients with a custom-designed information
management solution that seamlessly
bridges the gap to connect individual users,
in-house records management and archive
providers’ systems.
UK Software specialises in increasing
efficiency and reducing the cost of
managing paper documents and files,
from creation to final archive storage and
destruction. TranSearch uses barcode
technology to seamlessly manage document
labelling; tracking; onsite and offsite storage
management; retrieval; online ordering; and
management reporting.
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Purpose Software expands
support capability
Purpose Software has appointed SAP
specialist Sophia Moore as Software
Implementation Consultant. In this new
role, she will be responsible for project
managing installations of FORZA. The
company’s recently announced ERP
(Enterprise Resource Planning) solution is
based on SAP business One and includes all
sales, service and accounting functionality
on a single integrated platform.
Prima Software MD scoops
award
Ian Buckley, Managing Director
of office supplies cloud software
provider Prima Software, has
been named winner of The Young
Stationers’ Award 2017.
The prize was announced at the annual
Young Stationers’ Dinner at Stationers
Hall on July 24, where journalist, author
and political commentator Simon Heffer
spoke about his career in journalism to the
assembled guests.
Buckley has worked at Prima Software
for 11 years and, in that time, has risen
from customer account manager to
Managing Director of the business, which
turns over £1 million per year and employs
27 people in Widnes, Cheshire.
Key hire for PrinterLogic
PrinterLogic, the server-less
Enterprise Print Management
solution that enables businesses to
eliminate print servers, has appointed
former Cisco and Box veteran Garrett
Helmer as Senior Vice President of
Channels.
In this role, Helmer will be responsible
for expanding the company’s global
channel programmes as it targets
continued growth. PrinterLogic was ranked
107th on Deloitte’s 2016 Technology Fast
500 and last year grew its customer base
by 174%.
Matt Riley, previously the VP of
Channels, will now lead the company’s
expansion into the EMEA region, as
President of PrinterLogic GmbH, located in
Wiesbaden, Germany. .
KYOCERA optimises service
management processes with IFS
KYOCERA Document Solutions Europe
B.V. is implementing a new Service
Management Solution from IFS to
optimise the customer experience
across its EMEA network.
The company will use IFS Service
Management software to support the
design and provision of present and future
services, thereby enabling efficient partner
collaboration and enhancing its customers’
experience throughout EMEA.
The solution will be hosted in the IFS
Managed Cloud on Microsoft Azure, a
full-service, managed single-tenant cloud
offering.
Takahiro Sato, President of KYOCERA
Document Solutions Europe B.V, said:
“IFS offered us a complete, connected
and internationally scalable solution for
all of our relevant service areas. We look
forward to using these capabilities to build
on our reputation as an agile, future-ready
business.”
A European standard will be developed
at the KDE headquarters and go live as
a pilot at KYOCERA Document Solutions
France, before being rolled out to other
KYOCERA subsidiaries across Europe, the
Middle East and Africa.
Sophia Moore
Ian Buckley
Matt Riley
