The challenge
Move local printing into a secure network model
Every job had to trace back to an individual user without compromising security or flooding the network.


Informática del Ayuntamiento de Madrid needed secure, accountable printing tied to individual users and its ERP system across a large municipal environment.
Every job had to trace back to an individual user without compromising security or flooding the network.
Jobs remain on end-user PCs until release. Alias functionality links ERP-generated work to users, while a fallback pop-up keeps printing available if the primary server is unavailable.
A migration project is replacing 4,000 USB-connected devices with Ricoh MFPs, backed by a study showing that moving from local to secure printing on MFPs does not compromise security.
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