Focus on Software HP Task queuing made simpler
HP’s Live Production software is a groundbreaking solution that empowers PSPs to remotely manage their printing workflow. The pioneering HP PrintOS Live Production solution allows users to control devices remotely and act on their printer queue in real time both from the desktop and the new mobile app. This helps PSPs to scale and improve profitability, streamlining production, and achieving greater efficiency.
Customers have emphasised the importance of remote control in Live Production, especially in regions facing labour shortages. Automation and remote management capabilities are crucial for addressing these challenges, as businesses seek to reduce manual intervention and streamline their workflows. Pickawall, an Australian removable wallpaper company and HP customer explained that they ‘needed better control over production,’ especially when printing unattended, and noted how valuable it would be to monitor printer status, perform remote actions, and receive ink notifications. Similarly, Ast Signs, a leading UK branding specialist, shared that they ‘really appreciated the ability to move and structure the print queue remotely,’ as this was previously only possible by cancelling and manually reorganising prints. Built on robust data and real-time communication capabilities, the new features in Live Production will redefine print management and deliver a competitive advantage. The new functionalities for Live Production are now available,
HP’s PrintOS Live Production software
for users of HP Professional Print Service Plans. Oscar Vidal, global director, of product and strategy, large format print, said: “Adaptability is the key to supporting PSPs’ growth and profitability.
“Our new solutions enable PSPs to seamlessly adapt their workflows and equipment to the ever-changing landscape of their businesses.
“By investing in innovations in hardware and software, PSPs can stay ahead of the curve in this technology-driven industry. “This scalable platform, combining innovative hardware and software solutions, ensures that PSPs can make strategic investments, optimise their workflows, and drive profitability in an ever-changing market.”
www.hp.com
OnPrintShop Addition of AI-integrated capabilities to enhance productivity OnPrintShop software adds AI-integration
the web-to-print enabler has launched version 12.0, which is the second but most advanced iteration to date. The previous upgrade of OnPrintShop was focused on accelerating operations for printers, while the upcoming iteration will have capabilities that offer personalised online shopping experience for customers and increased productivity for printers.
OnPrintShop’s latest AI-integrated web-to-print software will make this possible with its website language translator and the all-new Designer Studio that has text translators and image generators.
The new upgrade will enable printers to reach global customers online and provide efficient localisation, by allowing them to change the website content into the preferred language of the customer.
Having recently launched version 11.2 of its product with AI functionalities, OnPrintShop became an AI-enabled web-to-print software provider in September 2024. Continuing this journey of introducing AI features,
The AI-combined automation capabilities in version 12.0 are anticipated to speed up print operations, offering high customer satisfaction and more sales opportunities for printers, creating a win-win situation for all.
www.onprintshop.com
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