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It’s pretty cool when a company, known for its enterprise software, can now say that its software is used by consumers too. That is what is happening now with YSoft SAFEQ. What?  

When introducing 3D printing, many schools and universities introduce just one or two printers, largely driven by budget restrictions. Phasing the introduction of 3D printing is a good approach as it allows you to monitor how students and faculty staff interact with the new technology, to test it and plan your expansion accordingly. However, soon enough more printers are needed as the student and faculty usage requires it. Here are five considerations when developing your 3D printing expansion plan.

Does investing in new technology increase the pressure on your IT Administrator?

Print management veterans know that two of the key features of an effective print management system is the ability to reduce print services costs and improve document security. With YSoft SAFEQ we help organizations do this through our Authentication and Print Roaming modules. This video shows these two features in action with a new YSoft SAFEQ UI theme.  

In our recent series on Automated Scan Workflows, we talked about how digital document workflows can be a step on your journey toward a paper light office. For the user, scan workflows are simple and familiar to use on the multifunction device eliminating confusing menus and inconsistent capture settings.  

In case you haven’t noticed, today’s workers are using mobile devices to get their work done. Not only is it convenient, it is cost effective for organizations to arm workers with mobile devices.

Accurately processing and storing student applications is vital for any school or university. Ensuring that students’ identities and grades are verified is an important stage of the application process. However, it can be arduous and time-consuming, prone to human error. A solution that helps you automate many of the steps would be useful, right?