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Section	Page
Introduction	3
Background	3
Reasons for HP’s transition to Direct IP printing	3
Multiple print architectures	3
Outdated server hardware	3
HP’s objectives and approach:	3
Recommended process for transition to Direct IP/HP UPD	4
Benefits discovered	4
IT specific benefits	4
Characteristics of your Enterprise	4
Your Company’s Objectives for Printing	5
Environments where Direct IP may not be the best choice	5
Pros and Cons of Direct IP printing	6

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