PrintPak launches free version of MIS to help small businesses
PrintPak has announced the launch of a free version of its eponymous print ManageÂment Information System (MIS), in a move it hopes will help struggling printers.
Based on PrintPak 4, launched last year (PrintWeek, 11 October 2007), PrintPak Community Edition has been designed to help printers without an MIS to weather the economic storm.
Norman Marks, managing director of the London- and Mumbai-based company, said: “We hope they trade up to a paid-for version, but there’s plenty in the free Community Edition to run a small business with.”
PrintPak estimated that up to 50% of printers currently have no MIS and it is these companies it has targeted with the free version of its software, which was launched yesterday (27 November).
“PrintPak’s announcement of a free MIS is expressly designed to ensure that no single printer worldwide has any excuse to go without an MIS,” said the company.
The PrintPak Community Edition includes the software developer’s job calculation engine, the production of printed quotes and invoices and simple reporting.
PrintPak 4 was rewritten from the ground up in order to work natively with 32bit and 64bit operating systems. It incorporates full network interactivity via the internet, is Vista enabled and, according to PrintPak, is virtually “future proof”.
Interested printers can download the free version of PrintPak’s software from the company’s website www.printpak.com.
Source: www.printweek.com - Pre-media News
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