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HP Open Extensibility Platform (OXP) Development and support
HP Open Extensibility Platform (OXP) developed by Hewlett-Packard is an enterprise software development platform that consists of three unique layers. 1) HP OXPd, the device layer, enables document workflow applications, 2) HP OXPm, the management layer, exposes functionality for management software like HP Web Jetadmin, and 3) HP OXPw, the workflow layer, embeds web services technology into software like the HP Universal Printer Driver (HP UPD). Print concept group will create and support business applications that will reside on HP printers or on a server based using HP OXPd software development kit (SDK) . it help companies to create document workflow applications based on standard web service protocols. Document workflow applications are value-added software applications designed specifically to increase user productivity while interacting with multifunction printers ("MFPs"). |
Development of customized workflows on and off HP devices
Print Concept Group help you in developing control panel apps and customize your UI using HTML and CSS that run on the device browser. This kind of apps runs in JavaScript on the device for a more responsive control panel user experience. The objective is to drive an interactive print and scan experience on HP Enterprise LaserJet and PageWide MFPs, printers and scanners.
Print Concept Group help you in developing control panel apps and customize your UI using HTML and CSS that run on the device browser. This kind of apps runs in JavaScript on the device for a more responsive control panel user experience. The objective is to drive an interactive print and scan experience on HP Enterprise LaserJet and PageWide MFPs, printers and scanners.
Printing security
PCG can help you in deploying high secure solution in order to protect your IT environments against loss or harm. This will ensure that you neutralize threats at their source the moment they occur.
PCG can help you in deploying high secure solution in order to protect your IT environments against loss or harm. This will ensure that you neutralize threats at their source the moment they occur.
Control access systems
PCG control access system is a security system that is designed to control and monitor access to a physical space or digital resource. It typically consists of hardware and software components that work together to authenticate and authorize individuals or devices attempting to gain access.
The hardware component of the control access system may include devices such as card readers, keypads, biometric scanners (such as fingerprint or facial recognition), and locks. These devices are used to verify the identity of the person or device attempting to gain access.
The software component manages the authentication and authorization process. It stores and verifies user credentials, such as passwords or access cards, and determines whether the individual or device should be granted access based on predefined rules and permissions.
In addition to our own solution, we support other solutions that control access systems and which can be be used in a variety of settings, including residential buildings, offices, data centers, and computer networks. We provide an additional layer of security by ensuring that only authorized individuals or devices are allowed access to a specific area or resource.
We also support other control access of major suppliers in the market by providing different features as audit trails, which record and track access attempts, and integration with other security systems, such as video surveillance or alarm systems. These features help enhance the overall security and monitoring capabilities of the system.
The hardware component of the control access system may include devices such as card readers, keypads, biometric scanners (such as fingerprint or facial recognition), and locks. These devices are used to verify the identity of the person or device attempting to gain access.
The software component manages the authentication and authorization process. It stores and verifies user credentials, such as passwords or access cards, and determines whether the individual or device should be granted access based on predefined rules and permissions.
In addition to our own solution, we support other solutions that control access systems and which can be be used in a variety of settings, including residential buildings, offices, data centers, and computer networks. We provide an additional layer of security by ensuring that only authorized individuals or devices are allowed access to a specific area or resource.
We also support other control access of major suppliers in the market by providing different features as audit trails, which record and track access attempts, and integration with other security systems, such as video surveillance or alarm systems. These features help enhance the overall security and monitoring capabilities of the system.