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Unreliable Print Management
IT teams struggle with unreliable, hard-to-manage printing across mixed OS fleets, legacy drivers, and cloud print services, causing constant tickets and manual workarounds.
In their words
i’ve just said “ill fix this later” a few (roughly 7) too many times
Adding a printer manually creates a duplicate for every user on that server.
it doesn't actually support scanning features and swipe card release
We will go to RFQ soon for Print/PC Res systems.
Mobile printing is probably the thing our reference staff spends most of the day doing and the greatest source of frustration to our patrons.
Every time they seem stable, they find a new and creative way to stop working.
Number one support call : my printer won't connect.
5am and only have 3 printer batteries??? How do you run the department???
It will happen across several printers around the same time of the day.
I get tickets to get someone to come out and they still never get fixed (or they get re-broken before I use them again).
I'm tired of running between printers like a chicken lol
I want this data to show on a dashboard inside GLPI and send email alerts when toner drops below 10%.
I wouldn't mind paying for it, if it's a one-time free and it allowed access from outside my LAN.
Those machines are locked for service and require service contracts, and you still can't get under the hood.
IT admins and sysadmins
Where they talk
- r/sysadmin
- r/3Dprinting
- r/Libraries
- r/iiiiiiitttttttttttt
- r/it
- r/OGPBackroom
- r/CommercialPrinting
- r/AzureVirtualDesktop
Tools they use today
- Universal Print
- Microsoft Intune
- PaperCut
- CUPS
- Printix
- Windows print servers
- PowerShell
- AirPrint
Why those fall short
- Zebra utilities don't work properly; settings don't persist; reconnection is never the same way twice
- cannot see time remaining or manage others' jobs without their badge
- remote printing requires internet exposure; vendor patches keep failing
- advanced MFP features like folding, stapling and hole punch are a pain on macOS
- multi-step uploads, one file at a time, logins and signs nobody reads
Map of ideas
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