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Understand
Clarify the business need, current environment and operational constraints before recommending a solution.
- Users, workflows and device context
- Current costs and pain points
- Dependencies that affect the design
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Managed and Cloud Printing
Managed and Cloud Printing
Managed and cloud printing brings devices, supplies, secure cloud workflows and ongoing support into a clearer operational model.
What the service is for
Make print one less thing to chase.
Managed and cloud printing brings devices, supplies, secure cloud workflows and ongoing support into a clearer operational model.
Integer IT introduced managed and cloud printing because new multifunction devices and printers are often installed into supported environments by third parties with little notice. Those devices still need to integrate correctly with the network or cloud platform and, once installed, commonly become part of the ongoing support load. Bringing print into the managed service gives us visibility earlier and helps reduce avoidable “I can’t print” issues after installation.
- Cloud and mobile printing
- Managed device support
- Consumables and supply coordination
- Usage and cost visibility
- Secure configuration considerations
- Lifecycle and replacement planning
Cloud and mobile printing
Match printing to the way your people work.
Some environments need straightforward local printing. Others need secure release, mobile access, cloud workflows, reporting or device-management integration.
Integer IT introduced managed and cloud printing because supported customers increasingly need printing to work as part of the managed network and cloud environment, not as a standalone device installed in isolation.
By bringing print into the supported service model, new devices and cloud printing pathways can be planned, secured and documented before they become an avoidable support problem.
- Direct office printing
- Cloud and mobile printing
- Managed network printing
- Secure release and reporting
The principle
Convenience, control, cost and supportability.
The right print model should fit user workflows while remaining secure, visible and supportable across the wider technology environment.
How Integer works
Start with the requirement. Then design the technology.
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Design
Shape the print service around the requirement, with scope, risks and responsibilities clearly defined.
- Recommended fleet and workflow design
- Security and release considerations
- Roles, assumptions and service boundaries
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Deliver
Implement the agreed solution with validation, documentation and a clean transition into support.
- Coordinated deployment and testing
- User readiness and handover
- Supportable outcome after go-live
A defined next step
Talk through the requirement.
We will help determine whether the right answer is advice, a project or an ongoing managed service.