St. John's School needed to produce high-quality student reports but lacked the resources to finish them. An ITQ networked multifunctional device addressed this by printing, folding, and stapling reports on demand. ITQ also configured cost allocation and simplified report production, allowing the school to improve communications while reducing costs.
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Case Study St Johns School
1. CASE STUDY
ST JOHNS SCHOOL
ST JOHNS FACTFILE
St Johns is a co-educational
comprehensive for students between
the ages of 11 and 18. It is set in the
historic town of Marlborough and has
over 1,600 pupils. It has built a
reputation as a caring school which
IMPROVING REPORT QUALITY sets very high academic standards in a
St Johns was very clear about one of its key goals when it
disciplined environment.
considered re-equipping its Reprographics Department: it needed
to produce student reports as high-quality A5 booklets.
LOCATION
The production of the booklets was only the start of the Marlborough
requirement. They had to be printed, folded and stapled by the BUSINESS SECTOR
printer or multifunctional producing them as no staff member Education
would be available to finish them. Furthermore, the system had SIZE
to prove its compatibility with the specialised software used to 1,600 students
write the reports. CHALLENGES
ITQ was able to support all these requirements with a single Poor quality reports being sent to
networked multifunctional. It worked closely with the software parents
developer to iron out any compatibility issues prior to installation
No facility to allocate print costs by
so the reprographics staff at St Johns were productive from day
department
one of the deployment.
To capitalise on the new equipment, a training program was
rolled out over a six-week period to ensure that the operators We were confident ITQs solution
were fully conversant with new facilities it offered. would give us the reports we needed.
The initial deployment was so successful that it has since been That they would be so simple to
followed by the installation of a further six monochrome and produce was a bonus.
three colour multifunctionals.
Barry Worth
.
ITQ has configured all of the devices to support network printing Bursar, St Johns School
and scanning. Its Print Control Solution simplifies device
management and access.
2. CASE STUDY
ALLOCATING COSTS SIMPLY AND QUICKLY
One of the ways St Johns keeps its reprographics costs low is by
allocating costs to the department that originated the work. In
this way, department heads can track their own spending and
We have been very impressed by
the help from ITQ, their technical
take appropriate action to reduce costs.
ability and after sales service.
The allocation and accounting process has been dramatically Barry Worth
.
simplified by ITQs Print Control Solution which monitors the Bursar, St Johns School
documents produced and automatically produces a usage and
allocation report at the touch of a button. What used to be a time
-consuming task is now simple and almost instant.
IMPROVED DIGITAL COMMUNICATION
The schools multifunctionals are also equipped with network
scanners capable of turning them into effective communications
FOR MORE INFORMATION
hubs for electronic as well as printed documentation. PHONE
01635 874848
By linking into the schools email system, teaching, administration
and reprographics staff can easily scan and send documents to FAX
01635 862171
other staff members, departments or ad hoc groups.
EMAIL
By distributing information digitally, the school is able to reduce info@imagethroughquality.com
printing costs and broadcast information more rapidly than was
WEB
previously possible.
www.imagethroughquality.com
POST
Alexandra Court
The Moors
Thatcham
RG19 4WL
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