The new offerings are part of HP’s Total Print Management (TPM) solutions aimed at enabling companies to implement a balanced deployment strategy where output devices are perfectly balanced to maximise user productivity, while reducing document production and management costs. Part of the strategy includes a customised Pay Per Use service for businesses and the launch of a new line of high volume, multi function products.
Rebekah O’Flaherty, HP South Pacific Imaging and Printing Group vice president and general manager, “As more content and business processes go digital, there is an opportunity for companies to improve productivity and reduce operating costs of their imaging and printing environment”.
“HP’s heritage in best of breed printing and imaging devices coupled with our network management and outsourcing expertise put us in a unique position to help companies take advantage of these new opportunities.”
TPM, a combination of HP technology and services, allows an easier way for customers to assess, design, deploy and manage their printing and imaging environments, says HP.
HP has helped an array of businesses in Australia increase productivity with its TPM offerings. HP says that customer base continues to expand as the company brings to market new capabilities and products that are unmatched within the industry. Some new customers, who showcase HP’s broad range of imaging and printing solutions, include DaimlerChrysler Australia/Pacific Pty Ltd and Chisholm Institute of TAFE.
HP says its Imaging and Printing Services assists companies in developing an output strategy that will increase workforce productivity, operational effectiveness, manageability and quality of service, while decreasing the total cost of ownership of their imaging and printing infrastructure.
To further expand the breadth of services available, HP has announced the launch of HP Pay Per Use Service. This flexible service delivers basic and expanded service options to meet varying corporate needs. The basic service combines the hardware, services, support, reporting and supplies to provide a flexible payment options such as level pay, base plus click and cost per page.
O’Flaherty says, “As the leader in imaging and printing, these new services provide customers with a more open, balanced and accountable way to manage their imaging and printing environment. Our total print management solutions enable our customers to ’Demand More’ from their output strategy.”
The new line of high volume, multi function products (mfps) are part of the balanced deployment solution from HP. These are designed to give customers a reliable, cost saving alternative to current copier industry offerings.
The first of their kind to HP, the new HP LaserJet 9055mfp and HP LaserJet 9065mfp are targeted at enterprises looking to free up resources, improve workflow and increase productivity with an integrated and reliable solution.
Both provide network printing, digital sending, high speed digital copying (HP LaserJet 9055mfp: 55 pages per minute and HP LaserJet 9065mfp: 65 ppm) and advanced finishing capabilities. Fully networked to suit most offices, they are ideal for high volume printing environments.
HP says its new high performance monochrome HP 9085mfp is ideal for centralised printing locations in medium to large sized enterprises. Benefit include the low cost per page (cpp), high print speed of 85 ppm and a robust 750,000 page maximum monthly duty cycle.
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