Welcome to the third entry of our new blog series, “What’s the scoop on X in 20.0?”

In this installment, I sat down with product manager Willem Groenewald and discussed Mobility Print’s new Cloud Print feature, still in beta.

I picked Willem’s brain on what’s new and in the pipeline for PaperCut’s answer to Google Cloud Print.

Welcome back to our brand new blog series, “What’s the scoop on X in 20.0?”

To celebrate our release of 20.0 I’m chatting with PaperCutters about their feature’s latest enhancements for this year’s major build!

In our last installment we covered our new Epic integration, today it’s all about Print Deploy.

To celebrate the release of PaperCut 20.0 we’re starting a brand new series – “What’s the scoop on X in 20.0.”

We’ll be zooming in on all the shiny and sparkling nuts and bolts under the hood of this major build.

First up is the huge new Epic integration for the healthcare industry.

PaperCut 20.0 is now available.

20.0 has new enhancements for Healthcare with Epic Systems integration! We’ve also made printing easier for users with new Print Deploy updates, and PaperCut MF is now even more resilient.

That’s not all, there’s so much more…

It’s almost that time. Time to take the wraps off a brand new version of PaperCut MF (ok, and NG as well).

While we’re waiting for release day (I’d give it a couple of weeks), I caught up with a couple of PaperCutters who were right in the thick of the 20.0 build.

Healthe Care Australia is the third-largest private hospital operator in the country.

To cater for their geographic footprint and rapidly-evolving business needs, they needed a mobile printing (BYOD) solution.

We’ve been supporting many organizations to transition their print management to suit our current remote ways of working.

So, to continue helping more people with their remote printing, we gathered our learnings and authored an extensive guide in our Knowledge Base.

Exactly a year ago, we changed our licensing model for PaperCut MF. We introduced a simplified license structure that is based on the number of devices.

No longer do you have to worry about user counts, or needing to license additional servers, the list goes on.

I’ve got a riddle for you

You’re standing in your school’s print room. To your left is one brand of printer. To your right is another. In your hands is any BYOD device you can name.

Which [insert printer] will work better with your [insert device]?

What exactly does our Maintenance and Support (M&S) team do?

We sit in on a Triage and speak to some of our Support engineers to find out.

Some exciting news out of Microsoft headquarters today, with the announcement of their new printing project “Universal Print” entering private preview (private beta).

And guess what?

PaperCut’s got an easy-to-use integration with the Azure platform via Universal Print.

The University of Maryland is the state’s flagship university and one of the nation’s preeminent public research universities.

And they had a printing problem.

We caught up with Nick Bentley, business systems developer for the University of Maryland, to find out more.