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Cloud printing can be much more affordable for SMBs: For years now, instead of migrating to cloud printers, organizations of all kinds have been using Printer to completely eliminate their print servers, resulting in a massive reduction in their print infrastructure. That usually results in a massive reduction in the costs of procurement, maintenance, operation and replacement.

But here, too, cloud printing solutions can differ. Some have very idiosyncratic deployment methods or don't offer intuitive printer and driver management. Because Printer Cloud benefits from the same interface that has earned Printer so much praise, it makes migrating cloud printers and then managing them—as well as their drivers and profiles—incredibly easy.

Cloud printing can provide better oversight and administration: Whether you're talking about a traditional print infrastructure that's based on direct IP printing or print servers, effortless centralized administration is not normally used to describe either one of them. Cloud print migration could very well exceed your expectations when it comes to ease of enterprise-wide printer administration.

Cloud printing can be as stable as on-premises printing: Though you might be eager to start migrating to cloud printers, bear in mind that cloud printing solutions all have the same Achilles' heel: reliance on an Internet connection. Well, almost all of them. Because Printer Cloud leverages rock-solid direct IP printing technology, which establishes direct connections between clients and printers, an interruption in the WAN connection doesn't mean that printing stops. That removes one of the big caveats to cloud print migration—and even offers a clear advantage over centralized print servers, for that matter.