ProximityPrint Q allows companies to go green while cutting costs and increasing security.
10ZiG Technology (formerly BOSaNOVA, Inc.), a leader in development of security solutions, thin clients and network appliances, has announced the addition of ProximityPrint Q (PPQ) to its line of security products. ProximityPrint Q is a secure print management solution designed to reduce waste, track printer output, and increase security.
ProximityPrint Q helps companies cut costs and go green by reducing waste associated with abandoned printouts. The system is composed of a physical device and server software and boasts RFID technology for smart card authentication. Print jobs are securely held in the server until user authentication at the device. In addition, security is enhanced by ensuring no document is accessed by a person other than the intended recipient. Follow me printing is also included which allows users to pick up their print job at any printer regardless of where it was intended to be printed.
PPQ works with any printer, a wide range of copy machines and supports any printer driver. Print management is simple with an easy to use web interface. Reporting tools for print accountability allow activities to be monitored therefore reducing the amount of personal printing.
"Most companies are looking for ways to cut back, but oftentimes the result is that security is overlooked. With PPQ, security is enhanced while printing costs are cut," says Martin Pladgeman, 10ZiG president. "Using a secure print management solution allows companies to easily and quickly cut costs and lessen their impact on the environment by reducing wasted paper."
ProximityPrint Q is available for purchase through 10ZiG's resellers. For more information, contact 10ZiG toll-free at (866) 865-5250, or send e-mail to:
About 10ZiG Technology
10ZiG Technology (www.10zig.com), formerly BOSaNOVA, Inc., is a privately held company headquartered in Phoenix, Arizona. The company is principally engaged in the design and development of security solutions, thin clients and network appliances. The company's solutions include a highly refined user interface, remote management software, and performance optimization. The company's products are sold through a worldwide network of IBM and CITRIX Business Partners. Industry affiliations include membership in IBM's PartnerWorld for Developers, Citrix Global Alliance Partner Program, VMware Partner Program, Parallels Partner Program and the Microsoft Partner Program. For more information, visit www.10zig.com.
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