cloud printing

Microsoft has moved a long-requested enterprise printing capability out of preview and into production: Universal Print anywhere — Microsoft’s cloud-native “pull print” feature that lets users send a job to a tenant-wide queue and only release it at a physical device once they authenticate...

Microsoft has quietly but decisively closed one of the more embarrassing security gaps in everyday office life: printing confidential documents and walking away. The company's Universal Print service now offers a fully supported Pull print capability — marketed as Universal Print anywhere —...

Microsoft has moved Universal Print beyond preview with the general availability of Universal Print anywhere — a cloud-native pull print capability that lets employees send print jobs to a universal queue and only release them at a physical device after authenticating there, reducing unattended...

As South African organisations increasingly embrace Windows 11, the spotlight has shifted to a critical, often underestimated aspect of the upgrade: the business print environment. For many companies, print infrastructure remains a backbone for documentation, compliance, and workflow...

The coming week will see a significant opportunity for IT professionals working with Microsoft technologies to get unfiltered, real-world insights on two of the most complex and consequential cloud migration topics of the day: Intune and Entra ID migrations. Timed to align with Microsoft’s...

In the evolving landscape of digital technology, Microsoft has introduced the Modern Print Platform, a significant advancement aimed at simplifying and securing the printing experience for Windows users. This initiative marks a departure from traditional driver-dependent printing methods...

In a move poised to reshape enterprise print management, Celiveo has launched an in-depth guide that explains how to enhance Microsoft Universal Print with follow-me pull printing. For IT departments and business executives looking for innovative ways to streamline secure, flexible printing...

Hello I hope this is the appropriate place for my topic as it is non Windows. I was thinking of getting a Cloudbook as we are older and need simplicity. Windows is going techy. I have read a lot about these books and they seem a lot simpler to run. There is no maintenance and security seems not...

Link Removed How does one print from a cloud-based OS like Google's Chrome when you can't install a local printer driver? Google is getting closer toward the answer. The company is in the midst of developing a Google Cloud Print system that would allow Chrome OS users to send documents from...