Brother International Corporation has announced a partnership with Kofax, providing Kofax ControlSuite, an embedded solution, on selected Brother laser printers, multifunction devices, and inkjet models. Dedicated Brother sales and technical pre-sales teams will be trained to deploy Kofax ControlSuite.
“Kofax is excited to partner with Brother,” says Chris Strammiello, senior vice president of Channels at Kofax. “Their award-winning imaging devices and our market-leading security and automation software will combine to offer a high value, compelling and comprehensive solution.”
“Businesses are more likely to suffer significant material losses due to a document-related breach than a data breach,” says Joe Ashcraft, vice president, B2B Sales. “The compatibility of Brother devices with ControlSuite addresses the core challenge of secure document management: making sure information lands in the right hands with a single, streamlined solution that reduces mistakes and boosts productivity.”
ControlSuite pairs with Brother’s SMB laser devices and enables enterprises to manage and govern documents, supporting compliance by automatically generating audit trails that track documents and how they’re accessed and used.
“Security, compliance and the impact on business continues to be a top priority for organizations of all sizes,” says Keith Kmetz, vice president of Imaging, Printing & Document Solutions at IDC. “When implementing a document management strategy, IT professionals need to look at solutions offering confidence their network won’t be breached. To satisfy this need Brother is partnering with Kofax, considered by IDC to be a global leader in device and print management. This partnership allows Brother to broaden its security offerings and help organizations navigate their digital transformation journey.”
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