Ideally, any new print strategy should include educating and empowering the end-users. It should take into account the soft cost of printing (removing every desktop may not be the most cost effective solution) and it should make substantial cost savings and efficiency gains.

Unfortunately, many have tried but few have succeeded in implementing such a strategy. Educating users to know the most cost effective device to print any given job is expecting a lot. However, to then expect them to actually do it every time is unlikely to happen - that is until now - with the advent of Kalamazoo - Reynolds' Print Management System.