HP Helps Simplify Mobile Printing, Improves Productivity in Hybrid Paper and Digital World
01 Oktober 2013 - 2:00PM
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HP (NYSE: HPQ) today announced secured mobile print solutions that
make it easier for business customers to print whenever and
wherever they need.
HP also announced new single-function printers, multifunction
printers (MFPs), scanners and solutions that streamline customers'
digital and paper processes and increase business productivity.
The proliferation of data created by a growing mobile workforce
is driving organizations to rethink how they conduct business and
manage their information. HP addresses this challenge with a "New
Style of IT." This includes delivering business printing
technologies that accelerate productivity in a hybrid
paper-and-digital world.
"Organizations need to adapt quickly to the changing landscape
of information technology, which includes dealing with the vast
amounts of data and processes created by a growing mobile
workforce," said Pradeep Jotwani, senior vice president, LaserJet
and Enterprise Solutions, HP. "New innovations and an updated
LaserJet printing portfolio help improve customers' mobile print
experience and transform the management of digital and print
workflows for potentially greater business performance."
Simple and more secured mobile printing By
2015, 37 percent of the global workforce will be mobile.(1)
Organizations must be able to respond to the mobility megatrend
with solutions that are easy to use, increase efficiency and help
reduce security risks.
New HP mobile printing solutions include:
- The HP 1200w Mobile Print Accessory and HP JetDirect 2800w for
FutureSmart Fleet enable wireless direct and near field
communication (NFC) touch-to-print capabilities(2) from
smartphones, tablets and notebook PCs for a new and existing
installed base of 40 million HP LaserJet and Officejet
customers.(3) These accessories are affordable and easy to install
via USB or by placing them in the device's hardware integration
pocket.
- HP LaserJet Enterprise M800 series is the industry's first
enterprise printer and MFP series with touch-to-print functionality
and wireless direct.(4) These devices simplify the way customers
can safely print, allowing them to do so from any NFC-enabled
smartphone or tablet with just one touch. Within this series, the
HP Color LaserJet Enterprise flow MFP M880 and the HP LaserJet
Enterprise flow MFP M830 also feature HP's Flow document management
technology to streamline digital and paper processes and accelerate
business workflows for enterprise customers.
- Updates to HP ePrint Enterprise(5) offer enhanced connectivity
features and expanded device support for environments using mobile
device management solutions. HP now offers a version of the ePrint
Enterprise app for Blackberry 10, as well as Android and iOS
versions of the HP ePrint Enterprise for Good(6) app helping mobile
users print content secured by the Good suite of solutions.
Additionally, the HP ePrint Enterprise server software will support
WiFi printing from the native print path on certain mobile
devices.
- HP Flow CM Professional 1.2, the latest update to the company's
cloud content management offering, includes powerful Autonomy
Intelligent Data Operating Layer (IDOL) search capabilities
resulting in better, faster search results from cloud storage.
Additionally, multipage mobile capture with HP Pagelift technology
makes it easier to snap clear, useable files from mobile devices,
and a new multiuser import capability simplifies the experience for
IT managers. HP Flow CM is now available in Canada, as well as the
United States.(7)
- HP Capture and Route 1.3 now offers iOS and Android mobile
client support making it easier to manage, update and store
information accurately and efficiently. In addition, users can now
scan from HP Officejet Pro X and other HP devices directly to HP
Flow CM Professional and Google Docs for cloud storage.
HP extends LaserJet portfolio New printing
solutions for enterprise and small and medium-sized business (SMB)
customers help them integrate business workflows with digitized
processes. Updates to HP's business printing portfolio include the
first enterprise Flow scanner and HP's smallest MFP to date:
- HP Scanjet Enterprise Flow 5000 s2: Further extending HP's Flow
platform, this desktop scanner is a fast and dependable option for
streamlining workflows by transforming paper into editable digital
files. Users can scan to multiple formats and send documents
directly to cloud storage, like HP's Flow CM, network folders or
SharePoint. Additionally, HP EveryPage technology helps users avoid
missed pages in scanned files.
- HP LaserJet Pro MFP M125/M127 series: Includes HP's smallest
MFP with monochrome print, scan, copy and fax(8) capabilities, and
is the first in its class to offer a 3-inch color touchscreen
panel.
- HP Color LaserJet Pro MFP M176/M177 series: Satisfies
traditional multifunction printer needs for SMBs requiring extended
workflow management. It also acts as a hub for an organization's
document management(9) capabilities via connections with cloud
services like HP Flow CM Professional, Google Docs or Box.net.
- HP Embedded Capture: New serverless content capture solution
designed to facilitate the scanning of images by allowing customers
to create their own personal workflows, streamline processes and
help boost productivity.
- HP Access Control 13.0: Updates to this security solution
include support for the HP Officejet Pro X series and enhanced
non-HP device support to enable more secured pull printing and
authentication. Customers can experience a consistent level of
device support regardless of the make-up of an organization's fleet
of devices.
Additional information about these new HP imaging and printing
offerings is available at www.hp.com/go/CommercialPPSFall2013.
About HP HP creates new possibilities for
technology to have a meaningful impact on people, businesses,
governments and society. With the broadest technology portfolio
spanning printing, personal systems, software, services and IT
infrastructure, HP delivers solutions for customers' most complex
challenges in every region of the world. More information about HP
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(1) IDC, "Mobile Printing Landscape, Transition to Early
Adoption," August 2012, Doc. No. 236258. (2) NFC technology is a
set of standards for smartphones and similar devices to establish
radio communication with each other by touching them together or
bringing them into close proximity. (3) The HP 1200w Mobile Print
Accessory is compatible with 2008 or later Oz or Phz-based HP
LaserJet printers. The HP JetDirect 2800w for FutureSmart Fleet is
compatible with any HP FutureSmart-enabled printer or MFP. (4)
Wireless performance is dependent upon physical environment and
distance from access point. (5) HP ePrint Enterprise requires HP
ePrint Enterprise server software. App-based option requires
Internet- and email-capable BlackBerry smartphone OS 4.5 or newer;
iPhone® 3G or newer, iPad® and iPod Touch® (2nd gen) devices
running iOS 4.2 or later; or Android® devices running version 2.1,
2.2, 2.3, with separately purchased wireless Internet service and
the HP ePrint Enterprise app. Email-based option requires any
email-capable device and authorized email address. Solution works
with PCL5/6, PCL3, and PCL3GUI printers (HP and non-HP). (6)
Requires license from Good for Enterprise and Good Dynamics. (7) HP
Flow CM Professional is available in US and Canada only and through
select HP partners. (8) Fax capability only available on M127. (9)
Document management capabilities only available on M177.
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