P3 Software, a world leader in print procurement software for print buyers and resellers announces the release of its NetPlus version for P3Expeditor users.
P3Expeditor NetPlus offers users instant global access to their data without having to establish expensive data centers, virtual private networks or wide area networks. This not only represents a cost savings but it also enables organizations with multiple locations and mobile users to share their P3Expeditor data quickly, easily and affordably.
GLOBAL DATA ACCESS
"We’re excited about the release of this product. This new capability gives our current customers new options and makes P3Expeditor attractive to a whole new class of customers," states CEO Caleb Tower. "Our standard enterprise system can still run on customer based servers which is attractive to many companies. Now, the addition of a web-based data server option at an affordable price point offers new possibilities to many organizations that in the past found web-based print procurement too expensive".
ENHANCED DATA SECURITY
NetPlus also brings added file security – P3Software utilizes a state of the art data-center with redundant hardware built into every server. Data is backed up daily, both internally and offsite. In addition, Netplus includes a feature for users to download and archive their data to their computer. "Whether you’re a large or small operation, catastrophic data loss should be a concern," remarks CTO Jack van Schouwen, "NetPlus dramatically reduces the risk of catastrophic data loss by providing convenient and redundant backup of customer data."
About P3Software
Founded in 2001, the privately held company provides print procurement and management technology to all types of corporations, associations, publishers, graphic design firms, advertising agencies, educational institutions, government agencies, in-plant printers and print resellers. Products are sold through the company’s web site and are available worldwide.
Website: www.p3software.com
This article was last modified on April 18, 2007
This article was first published on April 18, 2007
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