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By Anonymous January 8 2004--Research and Markets announces the addition of this new report entitles " HP Outlines Its MFP Channel Strategy" to its offerings.
Hewlett-Packard has been the king of computer printers for about fifteen years. Since it introduced the "mopier" in 1996, however, the company has been hoping to capture a slice of the $24 billion-per-year office copier market. To further this goal, HP has introduced a line of powerful printer/copiers, improved services, and new Partner Programs.
These multifunctional devices are part of a series of offerings that include software for managing networks of printers and copiers. According to HP, the goal is to apply to document production the same sort of technology tools that corporations use to cut costs in computer data centers.
The result will be tighter controls, fewer machines, increased efficiency, and fewer calls to help desks. Old environments can be very fragmented and disconnected, with little central management of document output. HP's new model integrates printing and copying with a corporation’s information technology network.
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By Anonymous Philipsburg, PA March 20, 2004 -- Your customers asked for it, modern hospitality philosophy required it and now you have one in your Hotel: A Business Center. Your Guest now has access to the Internet to read and write e-mails, surf the Web for the latest news and they can work in Word, Power Point and Excel. For your Guest’s convenience (and maybe according to company standards) you have also added a printer, fax and copier. You are now ready for the 21st Century traveler. Or are you?
Satisfied with your latest implementation one day, on one of your daily rounds, you notice that the Computer has a white piece of paper stuck to the monitor. Curious, you walk up and read: “Computer Out of Order”.
Checking into it, you find out that this is not the first time the computer has been down, and furthermore, there have been a number of alarming complaints from Guests:
“Computer froze in the middle of my work”
“I walked up to check my e-mail and suddenly looked at obscene pictures on the computer screen”
“I noticed stuff from one of your previous Guests on the computer? Will my info remain on the computer too?”
“I think you have a virus on your computer because this window kept popping up, saying,…”
And the list goes on.
You also find out that your very dedicated manager spends (a very valuable) hour each day trying to fix and clean the computer. And, a couple of times, a computer technician had to solve a problem for $80 / hour.
"It is a mistake to underestimate the process of making computer and internet access available to your Guests ", states Ron Koning, Vice President of SurferQuest, a supplier of Public Internet Computers and Software. "The Hospitality industry is forced to offer this amenity, so they put a computer in their Business Center, without thinking a lot about it. Reality hits when the complaints start piling up, managers get frustrated and the maintenance cost doubles or triples the budget. And that is just the visible problem."
"Running a Business Center Computer is a risk the Hotelier really does not want to take without proper precautions," Mr. Koning continues, "The amount of work involved to keep it up and running is just part of the problem, the liability is the true risk each Hotelier is subject to."
The general opinion is that as long as the Windows System, Virus scanner and Cleaning software is updated, nothing bad can happen. However, these tools do not prevent disk clutter, hacks, identity theft, new viruses or objectionable content showing on your computer. One by one, very serious matters when you consider them, with the definite possibility of a law-suit.
SurferQuest software is developed to take a lot of these risks away. It prevents hacks, disk-clutter, it erases all left-over user content, it is foolproof and is even immune to viruses not yet invented. "And a nice bonus is," continues Mr. Koning, "it reduces normal maintenance by about 97%."
SurferQuest systems are not limited to Internet applications. They also contain Microsoft applications and the Hotelier can add additional software or hardware to the PC at any time (as long as it is Windows XP compatible).
SurferQuest leaves it up to the Hotelier whether to charge for usage or not. "Each system has the capability to accept Credit Card payments," states Mr. Koning, "The advantage of using this feature is that usage is regulated. Nobody can occupy the computer too long, preventing other Guests from using it, unless he pays for it of course".
SurferQuest ‘s clients include the US Military, The Westin on Times Square, Starbucks Providence Biltmore, The Radisson in Boston, Seven Springs Mountain Resort, Teton Mountain Resort and all the Emerald Suites.
"Full listing available on request"
SurferQuest HQ Philipsburg, PA
SurferQuest Las Vegas, NV
For more information:
www.surferquest.com
Toll free 1-888-733-4365
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