DENVER, CO — (Marketwired) — 09/01/16 —
Printing is still a decisive element for many business processes. However, bad news came with Windows Server 2012 when it became clear that print server clusters could no longer be formed. Companies can now breathe a sigh of relief. ThinPrint 11 closes this gap and ensures high availability with its robust solution. All capabilities are combined together in a single, easy-to-manage solution.
With ThinPrint 11, two or more servers can be combined in a group. If one server is no longer able to provide printing services, all printer mappings reroute automatically to another print server in the group. ThinPrint 11 not only checks if a print server is available, but also reacts to common, print-specific problems, such as printer mapping disruption. This allows ThinPrint to provide considerably higher protection against print failures than any other solution.
Load balancing on the server side ensures dynamic distribution of print volumes, resulting in exceptional performance and significantly reduced time and resources for administration. Another highly convenient feature is that print servers can be placed in maintenance mode. The printers are then automatically connected in the background to a different print server. Night and weekend shifts are no longer necessary for IT administrators as maintenance can now be performed during normal working hours. On the client side, ThinPrint also guarantees the highest levels of reliability. If a ThinPrint Client isn–t available, it is automatically replaced with another one. ThinPrint Clients with identical configuration can also be used client-side for performance-enhancing load balancing.
Another outstanding feature of ThinPrint 11 is the Printer Self Service option for users. Employees can search for additional printers by printer name, feature and location. They can also define their favorites and adjust settings themselves. It makes no difference whether they are newly added printers, printers with specific print options or even printers in other locations. The Printer Repair feature offers easy-to-use first aid for printer mapping problems. A vast number of helpdesk requests can be avoided thanks to these Self Service features, which result in noticeably less of a burden on IT departments.
In addition to high availability and Printer Self Service, printing speeds for printouts and for AutoConnect, which is responsible for printer mapping, have been significantly improved. New group policies make sure printer configuration is even easier than before.
“With ThinPrint 11, we have managed to make printing for businesses easier and more flexible than ever before,” said Thorsten Hesse, Chief Product Officer at ThinPrint. “Companies no longer have to fear disruption to important printing functions. At the same time, we–re making life easier for both users and IT departments.”
More information on the new features available with ThinPrint 11 can be found at: .
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ThinPrint, with more than 15 years of continuous development and internationally patented ThinPrint technology, is the leading provider of print management software and services for businesses. Whether printing from traditional PCs, mobile devices, thin clients, virtual desktops, or from the cloud, over 25,000 companies across all industries and of all sizes optimize their printing infrastructure and increase productivity thanks to ThinPrint. In addition, more than 100, and growing, Desktop-as-a-Service, and Software-as-a-Service providers deliver reliable, high-performance printing from the cloud to their customers all due to ThinPrint. The investment in ThinPrint leads to a fast ROI because the easy-to-implement and manage print system reduces the burden on IT departments, results in significant performance improvements to the network while ensuring optimal, reliable print support at every workplace. ThinPrint technologies and components enable its use in almost any infrastructure and take into account integration of branch and home offices as well as mobile employees. The solutions are developed and rigorously tested at ThinPrint–s headquarters in Berlin — software Made in Germany. Offices in the United States, the UK, Australia, Japan and Brazil, as well as more than 350 channel partners around the world offer direct and on-site customer care. Thanks to numerous OEM partnerships, ThinPrint technology components are integrated in a variety of terminals, print boxes and thin client of leading hardware manufacturers. Special significance is placed on the strategic partnerships of the company with Citrix Systems, Fujitsu, Fuji Xerox, Hewlett-Packard, IGEL, Konica Minolta, Kyocera Mita, Lexmark, Microsoft, OKI, Samsung, VMware, and Wyse.
Heather Smith
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