Corporate Output Management features a device independent Secure & PickUp Printing function. This way you can secure the output of all sensitive or confidential documents in your company by printing only after the user has identified himself directly at the printer he wants to retrieve his output from. In addition, a lot of unnecessary paper output can be saved if Secure & PickUp Printing is set as default configuration. Our Corporate Output Managment solution works independently from vendors, models and properties of your hardware. Learn more in our new white paper!

Many MPS providers consider fleet management to be the non plus ultra in the efficient reduction of business printing costs. But over 70 percent of potential printing cost savings are hidden behind automated business processes or in a print infrastructure which can be optimized. Businesses can use corporate output management solutions to see savings in six figures annually.

SEAL Systems has been working on solutions for the cloud for some time now. Especially with a security-relevant and highly available service like corporate output management, aspects like data privacy, fault tolerance, scalability, and updatability play an important role. We especially have to find out how our software behaves in exceptional situations:

Learn about the six biggest risks in SAP output management in ten minutes, and discover how you can avoid these and create SAP output processes that are both easy and secure.

SEAL Systems, an internationally active software company specializing in corporate output management, is looking for sales partners in Europe with focus on Great Britain, the Benelux countries and Scandinavia. The relevant core areas are output management for SAP, Windows & engineering, form management and printer management.

We have documented a new case study for you. This is about printing with tablets and smartphones in enterprises in beverage industries. In this success story you will see how 500 sales representatives can print contracts, delivery notes, mail attachments with tablets and smartphones.

In the second part of our series, as far as managed print services can serve as a useful addition to output management, we focus on the areas of "administration and monitoring", "security in the printing process" and "mobile workplace". We thereby show you that this component can clearly perform more than “only” for accessing the hardware or for monitoring purposes. (Part 2 of 2)

"Managed print services (MPS) means to be all measures and products (hardware, software, consumables and services) that serve the goal of achieving an individual and optimally coordinated printing and document processing." (BITKOM, 2012) With reference to this definition, I want to go into detail in this blog contribution in the sense of software in the managed print services concept and demonstrate that this component can clearly achieve more than "only", for example, the control of the hardware or monitoring.  (Part 1 of 2)

You’re interested in output management and always wanted to know just what that is, how it works, and what output management can do? In this blog entry, Johannes Hesel, head of our Corporate Output Management division, answers your questions on this subject.

For us, everything that has to do with the company-wide distribution of documents and information falls under the umbrella term Corporate Output Management. And so we have developed a system that merges and handles of all your print and print-related processes within one system. In our next white paper we’ll explain just what Corporate Output Management is, what it can do, and what advantages it can offer you.