Understanding your business needs and processes is at the core of every relationship forged by LBM Systems. Our unique combination of business expertise and technical acumen, both built from decades of experience addressing business information presentment and delivery needs, allow LBM to quickly analyze any customer requirement. LBM then applies our products and knowledge base to your situation. Chances are, LBM’s output management solutions can make any environment more efficient and save time and money using a wide variety of existing infrastructure elements.
Customers using LBM’s print queue management, output management, laser forms, data conversion and paper saving software come from a variety of industries, including:
- Banking
- Retail
- Manufacturing
- Government – State, Local, Federal and Education
- Healthcare
- Insurance
- Finance
- Real Estate
- Software
- Media/Advertising
- Entertainment
- Shipping/Distribution
LBM offers solutions in a variety of application areas, including:
- Mail Automation Software
- HP-UX solutions
- Online Retail Applications
- Oracle Financials
- Mainframe to Open Systems Output Management Migrations
- Accelerating Invoice production and Delivery
- Cluster Printing
- Enterprise Point of Sale
- Custom Software Implementation
- Implementing and using ClusterQue Solutions
LBM output management products are ideal for:
- Hardware and Operating System migrations and implementations (Mainframe, HP3000, AS/400 migrations to UNIX, Linux and Windows servers, etc.)
- Business application migrations and implementations (Oracle, SAP, PeopleSoft, QAD, Infor, JD Edwards, Lawson, Baan, etc.)
- Output language migration strategy changes (AFP to PCL, IPDS to PCL, PCL to PDF, PCL to TIFF, etc.)
- Distributed printing and output management strategy changes (decentralizing mainframe printing processes, proprietary to TCP/IP print migrations, implementing dynamic PDF document and information output delivery, etc.)
- Cloud Printing applications
- Remote Printing requirements (home office, mobile workforce, telecommuting)
- EDI strategy implementations (converting standard business application output to customized EDI formats, etc.)
- Automatic information delivery via web services (using text-based application data to dynamically format and deliver content for the web, etc.)
- Leveraging existing print infrastructure (maximizing printer uptimes, ensuring print job delivery, tracking and logging printer and user activity)
- Addressing industry specific output management needs (government and industry standards compliance, HIPAA, Sarbanes-Oxley, etc.)
- Accelerating point-of-sale document creation and delivery (retail chains, etc.)
- Ensuring print job and document output delivery through print queue management
- Eliminating pre-printed forms