UniPrint Infinity’s Healthcare Printing Suite (HPS) enables speedy, error-free, and on demand secure printing from major EHS/EMR applications, with 100% uptime. HPS integrates seamlessly into any VDI or EMR/EMH application to simplify printer management, improve patient data security, and reduce wait times.

UniPrint Infinity uses its patented PDF-based Universal Printer Driver (UPD), which eliminates the need to install multiple printer drivers on multiple machines. It also utilizes a singular, secure Virtual Print Queue (VPQ) which requires user authentication to release print jobs.

With the exponential growth rate of business operations today, many IT departments have ignored their printing processes because it simply isn’t that important.

Did you know that most enterprise organizations spend up to 3% of their revenue on printing costs each year? That is a big cost for any organization, but it doesn’t have to be that way.

We’ve all been there at some point – you’re out of the house or office and need to print something. It can be a truly stressful experience, especially when you’re on the go.

So where do you even go to print something?

Whether you need a copy of a contract, an essay to submit to your professor, or the concert ticket for the musician you’re on your way to see, there are a number of options when it comes to public printing.

Public printer services offer the perfect solution for printing on the go, and there are many ways to access it.

Sensitive healthcare data is more vulnerable today than ever before. Personal medical records, social security numbers, corporate trade secrets are all stored, used and transmitted online through networked devices.

This overflowing stream of patient data prevents hackers with an increasing wide range of opportunities to steal and sell intellectual property.

Healthcare organizations are also at risk from internal threats. A disgruntled employee can expose confidential data even faster than a hacker if there are not adequate safeguards in place to prevent security breaches.

One of the key tenets of cloud computing is the reduction of hardware and software ownership and maintenance which allows organizations to focus on their core business strategies and strengths.

We are already seeing this trend with organizations consolidating remote print servers to centralized data centers in the form of serverless printing.

However, by adopting a cloud service, organizations have to give up direct control of whatever system they are moving to the cloud which naturally spawns concerns over security.