Can work around remote printing solutions truly address printing to off-network printers?

No, oftentimes in the absence of a true remote printing solution, the only options to print to remote locations are through email attachments or setting up a dedicated VPN connection. Both options are complex, time consuming, and expensive to implement and support.

Does UniPrint InfinityCloud meet or exceed all end-to-end security requirements for remote printing workflows?

Yes, security is important not only because the user might be mobile, but with Remote Printing the definition is that the printer is remote and not on the trusted network. UniPrint InfinityCloud handles all use cases, both mobile and desktop, and encompasses an end-to-end security model including Authenticating the submitting user against an organization’s database and sending print job submissions using a secure connection.

Can UniPrint InfinityCloud handle all other mobile or cloud-based printing use cases?

Yes, UniPrint InfinityCloud works equally well no matter if the user is mobile or desktop-based. The service should handle all use cases the same, as the main purpose is to deliver the rendered print job securely to a remote printer. It should also be device-agnostic. Remote printing job submission should be enabled on smartphones, tablets, laptops, and desktop computers.

What are the benefits of Remote Printing?

- Paper and toner waste is radically reduced now that users must be present to pick up their print job. - Secure documents will no longer be printed to a copier and accidentally left on the tray because the user forgot to pick up the pages or because their document prints out hours later once a paper jam has been fixed. - Users no longer must agonize over picking the right printer from a list of dozens or hundreds of print queues. If a user’s first choice of printer or copier is out of order, they can just walk to the next one to print out their job. - System administrators have a much easier job because they only need to deploy one print queue to users’ workstations.

Remote Printing for Manufacturing

UniPrint’s™ PDF-based Universal Printer Driver platform simplifies remote printer management for highly dispersed locations and disparate IT setups typical in manufacturing, as well as eliminating bandwidth issues for remote locations, warehouses, or suppliers. With the added capability of secure mobile printing, manufacturers can streamline work processes, increase productivity, and reduce costs with UniPrint Infinity™.

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Customer Case Studies

Carolina Container Future-Proofs Printing Functionality and Improves Security with UniPrint Infinity

Carolina Container designs and manufactures quality corrugated packaging for customers across the southeastern United States. The company’s complex IT infrastructure includes 400 users with shared access to 150 network printers of various models across 15 different locations. High volume printing demands, users’ varied printing needs, and challenges of managing thin-client printing in a virtualized environment plagued system administrators with printer driver incompatibility issues, frequent server crashes and excessive help desk calls. UniPrint’s PDF-based Universal Printer Driver provided an all-around solution that helped to realize cost savings while improving security and ease of administration for Carolina’s increasingly mobile workforce.

Sonoco-Alcore (Belgium) is a leading provider of consumer packaging, industrial products, protective packaging, and packaging supply chain services. A decade of acquisitions created a complex IT environment that included multiple isolated data farms and disparate systems. Sonoco-Alcore deployed Microsoft’s Navision ERP with Citrix to centralize management and distribution of apps to users across Europe, but experienced unpredictable and erratic printer availability, and network performance degradation. Through the use of UniPrint solution, printer management was simplified, support costs reduced, and stable and seamless printing was finally possible across the network.