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East Coast University Purchases OM Plus

An East Coast University has purchased OM Plus to help their Epic print environment. Furthermore, this customer of Plus Technologies is a University Healthcare Center on the Eastern part of the United States. In addition, they are a large Epic user with around 7,000 destinations. Moreover, this Epic implementation will use OM Plus Stats Manager (SM) and Plus Technologies’ New web client.

This University Healthcare Center will be supporting 6 healthcare facilities from the Central Epic instance. OM Plus will significantly reduce the number of redundant queue definitions across Epic EPS servers. Additionally, OM Plus defines print queues once for a printer and propagates across Epic EPS servers. Furthermore, they also propagate these same queues out to Windows front-end print servers.

Plus Technologies’ OM Plus software offers several document and output management solutions to its health care customers. In recent years, Plus Technologies has significantly expanded its reach into the health care industry.

This past month alone, three new university based medical facilities implemented OM Plus Delivery Manager software.

Plus Technologies’ Partner JomaSoft Completes Training

Plus Technologies‘ Partner JomaSoft has recently completed training and has passed a certification test for OM Plus UNIX. Founded in the year 2000, JomaSoft GmbH provides software products and IT services cross industry. Moreover, JomaSoft’s primary focus is on IT infrastructures using Solaris and Linux.
JomaSoft underwent three training sessions of two hours each. Furthermore, these sessions are for Basic, Intermediate, and Advanced OM Plus. Additionally, JomaSoft has displayed functional knowledge in these following areas:

New MPD Feature Secure Queue Release (SQR)

OM Plus My-Print-Delivery (MPD) software is Plus Technologies solution for pull printing. This type of solution is also called by other names such as print release, pull printing, follow-me, or find-me printing. The idea behind the concept is to improve printing efficiency by holding user documents in the print system until the user releases the document while physically at the printer or multi-function device itself.

A new feature called Secure Queue Release (SQR) is available. SQR allows users and their surrogates to release print jobs based on a specific queue. Jobs are sent to a specific device or location such as an exam room, office, store, etc. MPD checks that the person at the device is authorized employee before releasing and once an employee is authorized MPD SQR sends the job to that specific location. The user who releases the print job does not have to be the creator of the print job.