HP UPD - Direct IP Printing

• Is the IT staff remote from printer sites?

• How powerful is the desktop computing hardware?

• How much is the company spending on printer management including hardware, support, and

licensing?

• How do you deploy printer drivers to users?

• How do you manage the print queues?

• Can you manage print queues on client computers?

• Do you have mobile users?

Environments where direct IP may not be the best choice

• Where printing demand is high in volume.

• Where output volume or quality is mission-critical to operations. Examples: professional services

firms, such as law offices or title companies, manufacturing operations that rely on printing to

communicate instructions to line workers, or marketing or graphics arts professionals who

produce finished deliverables.

• Where desktop computing power is limited.

• Where users need a high level of basic support to accomplish printing tasks.

Ask your HP solutions architect or account executive for help assessing your printing needs. They

might recommend HP Services for further assessment and recommendations.