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positive effects, especially on the wards. All users now have access to a high quality and speedy printer close to where they are working.”


In addition, using OKI’s monitoring software PrintSuperVision and connecting the printers via the network means the entire output infrastructure is being monitored, failures easily detected and passed on to the service partner immediately.


They can then interact remotely or send one of their technicians as necessary. In addition, OKI PrintSuperVision allows the


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IT department to monitor productivity and distribution of the printers and augmenting their position where appropriate. Consumables are also closely monitored and stock greatly reduced, resulting in saving money and space.


The hospital has been able to reap major benefits from introducing OKI Print Optimizer, according to Jürgen Lammert: “Due to the excellent print quality, we can also produce first class marketing collateral at all three sites with our A4 colour printers. With OKI Print Optimizer we are looking at a direct reduction of costs of about


40,000 euros over the course of the five-year contract.”


And Lammert is not even worried about an extension of the system to cover potential future growth of the group as additional equipment – including solutions from other vendors, such as copiers – can be easily integrated into the existing agreement.


FOR MORE INFORMATION


For further information about the OKI Print Optimizer or any of OKI’s other products or services: T: 0800 917 6015 W: www.oki.co.uk


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