Telstra has revealed the addition of almost one million new mobile services in the six months to December 2011, but Sensis revenues plummeted 24 percent in 12 months.
Canon says demand in Australia for tools that enhance office document security is growing rapidly, particularly from small business, and has brought out a new print solution which it claims gives greater security at low cost.
The company has announced the launch of a new
“low cost” print software product - uniFLOW SSP – targeted for the SMB
market – which Canon says is driving demand and which produces a
“significant amount of confidential or sensitive documents, such as
research, proposals, contracts and financial reports.”
According to Canon Australia’s product manager software, Luke Maddison,
a great deal of the demand for secure print software is from small business, and he claims the new software uses embedded MEAP (Multifunction Embedded Application
Platform) technology to provide small businesses and workgroups control
over user access to Canon multifunction print devices.
“Nothing is printed until a user identifies themselves at the device,
ensuring that important information is not left sitting on the output
tray. And for convenience, multiple login methods are available.
“Being ‘serverless’, the software requires no additional IT hardware to
operate, everything is installed on the Canon device, with a small
add-on to the driver on each client PC. uniFLOW SSP also includes
‘follow me’ printing, which enables users to print on any device in
their fleet, regardless of where they’ve sent a print job to.”
Maddison also says that, “importantly, the new software, which is part
of the popular uniFLOW Output Manager series, has an easy upgrade path
for users seeking further functionality, such as usage reporting and
intuitive printing rules/routing.”
“The launch of uniFLOW SSP reflects Canon’s ongoing commitment to
business customers of all size, enabling them to innovate their office
technology to drive maximum productivity, security and cost saving in
the long-term.”
David Bass
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