Thanks for this Mike!
I was reading these and one thing that occurred to me is that the Enterprise Printer category is mostly about features supporting a larger volume of users, although finishing is certainly an exception to this. The Production Printer, by contrast, is more about even more sophisticated features and more granular control of those features, and while still having a need for more Job Accounting is usually not supporting access to a large number of users, Print Policies or Release Printing. Does that seem correct?
I also wanted to point out that a "Cloud Workgroup Printer" adds in some of the AAA requirements of Enterprise printer, which drives some of those Enterprise class features into smaller units. Does that seem reasonable? Should we be adding that to the taxonomy as a separate category or as a mix-in?
Smith
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> On Jan 15, 2022, at 8:04 AM, Michael Sweet via ipp <ipp at pwg.org> wrote:
>> All,
>> For general discussion and subsequent adoption by our various specifications:
>> Workgroup Printer: An Output Device that is used by a single End User or small groups of people to produce reports, presentations, photographs, and other low volume output.
>> Enterprise Printer: A high availability Output Device that is shared by large groups of people and typically supports features such as Job Accounting, Print Policies, Release Printing, Finishing, and Job Storage.
>> Production Printer: A high volume and/or large format Output Device that is used to deliver finished print products such as books, magazines, business cards, posters, and so forth.
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