G Suite users rejoice! PaperCut MF and NG now syncs and authenticates G Suite users. No more managing users in multiple places – it all just works using Google credentials. Sweet!
Find out what else is new in PaperCut MF and NG version 18.3.
The latest release of PaperCut MF & NG, version 18.3 to be exact, arrives in a few days.
To get my head around the release, I bailed up product guy Dale Micallef for a chat about stapling (it’s pretty cool, promise) and G Suite sync and authentication for G Suite Enterprise, G Suite Enterprise for Education, and Cloud Identity Premium users.
As a freshly-inducted Google Premier Partner, we’ve taken our collaborative efforts to new heights.
It’s why you’ll see a lot of PaperCut/Google integration goodness coming your way really soon.
The first cab off the rank? Google’s new solution for G Suite/Cloud Identity user syncing and authentication, secure LDAP – coming soon to PaperCut 18.3.
On the premises, in the cloud, or a hybrid of both; one device, one hundred, or one thousand… We’ll slot in beautifully no matter how you choose to set up your network.
Join me as I look at how PaperCut goes above and beyond in giving customers unbeatable flexibility, and future-proofing choice.
When we launched Mobility Print, we were confident we had something on our hands that could really improve how users print remotely from their own devices.
Nearly a year and a half on – and 15 million print jobs later – it’s exceeded our wildest expectations.
Read on to learn how Mobility Print’s empowering smarter printing.
You may or may not already be familiar with PaperCut’s Scan to Cloud Storage feature. If you aren’t, here’s what you should know.
Hang on, what do I mean by cloud storage? I’m talking about services such as Dropbox, OneDrive, Box and co.
Ok, let’s get goi … Wait. First, the why. Why is it important to be able to scan to cloud storage?
PaperCut 18.2 includes a couple of cool features we think you need to know about: Mobility Print meets secure print release and Integrated scanning for HP OXP. Plus, a bunch of other improvements we think you’ll want to know about …
A while back I wrote about a chat I had with Job Ticketing Product Owner Jacques Groenewald. The catch-up was prompted by the fancy Job Ticketing updates in PaperCut MF 18.1. Fortunately, I recorded the conversation, and present it to you now.
We’ve had lively debates here at PaperCut about 18.1’s biggest highlight.
Is it supporting end-to-end encryption on the network? Or perhaps Scan to Cloud Storage?
We can’t quite decide, but either way there’s plenty of great reasons to upgrade to 18.1.
PUA is how you keep your PaperCut installation up-to-date. You see, PaperCut isn’t a subscription licence – it’s perpetual. That means you buy it outright and it’s yours forever and ever and ever and … well, you get the drift.
However, just like, say, your toaster, your purchase is a particular model (or in the case of software, version).
Product Owner Jacques Groenewald has recorded a demo of his favorite new PaperCut MF feature – Job Ticketing. Job Ticketing solves the workflow management problems facing FabLabs and print rooms.
And oh boy, does Jacques love it!
The GDPR data protection regulation has given us all the impetus we need to sit back and reflect on what really protects data.
And the more I reflected while writing my last post, the more I believe it all comes down to people!
