ThinPrint Cloud Services, Inc., provider of the world’s leading cloud printing services, today announces the acquisition of the leading provider of printing for coworking spaces, ezeep GmbH. ThinPrint’s printing solutions for mobile, virtual and cloud environments are used among more than 25,000 corporate customers, making it ideally positioned to lead the ezeep platform to a successful future. ThinPrint Cloud Services is a new business unit and will continue to operate ezeep’s services, and drive future innovation to deliver printing as a cloud service with enterprise-grade enhanced features and management capabilities for an even broader range of customers.
The paperless office is still a distant dream, especially as printing is becoming more complex. New devices, operating systems and apps create entirely new challenges. It is only logical that the next big step for companies will be to move the printing process to the cloud to reduce IT costs. With the acquisition of ezeep, ThinPrint further expands its technological lead in the cloud printing area.
“The ezeep team based around Sascha Kellert has done an excellent job in generating such interest in the market for cloud printing, especially with coworking spaces. They created an important foundation by taking an innovative and new approach to printing. We share that vision of making the use and management of printers as simple as possible ? not just for coworking spaces, but for any company with shared space ranging from meeting rooms to hot desking. With our experience, we plan to lead the company to long-term success,” said Thien D. Nguyen, product manager at ThinPrint. “In the next few weeks, we will place the needs of existing ezeep customers in the foreground and focus on a smooth transition, which will also lead the way for further investment in the platform”.
Existing ezeep customers will continue to have access to all services booked, and through ThinPrint, instant access to a global support network with locations in Europe, Australia and North America.
