Don't Take Our Word For It...

"Please tell everyone at your organization what a godsend RPM has been for us. I was just looking in on our RPM server and marveling at its stability. I honestly haven't had to touch it since I installed it in early 2000. Interestingly, we aren't using it to print. We are capturing half a dozen print streams coming from financial institutions, processing them, and importing them into a database. We are saving hundreds of cartons of paper a year and allowing our employees to quickly locate information that would have taken hours to find down in the basement."

"Without RPM we would never have been able to convert those mainframe datastreams into a usable format. Of course, that is just the beginning of some very complex processing, but without a stable foundation, the whole infrastructure would crumble."

"Thanks for a great product."

"I was trying to implement network print support in my LAN, which consists of many different types of operating environments."

"I have NT servers, Unix boxes providing network services, an IBM mainframe, which has a database running to support purchasing, accounting, billing, labor, and many other functions. I have a LAN which has approximately 350 workstations attached. Print files can be generated in any of these environments, and they can be printed to any of our 30 network printers."

"The network print operation in my environment runs almost unattended. Instead of multiple hangs per day, I may get one or two calls a month to resolve a network print problem. Most often the cause is some network power problem. I now print to several remote sites throughout New Mexico."

"The marketing and support from Brooks is excellent. They are very willing to do anything within their power to accommodate a customer."

"My state just implemented a new host-based (MVS/CICS/ADABAS) human resource application. This new system allows page printing as well as batch reports of varying sizes. My agency is scattered on 3 floors with 11 LAN printers, 1 WAN printer and a host printer in another building. We had a SAA server installed, but was required to upgrade the SAA server, due to our implementing to a new release of Netware (5.0). With a change in Novell's licensing, we were required to spend at least $2,000 more for this new version of SAA. So I starting asking and looking around for alternatives."

"We have been very pleased with RPM. We added a couple of new applications online that require a different "tailored" print. RPM makes it easy to add new queues and to set line and character spacing or PCL.  We reviewed (along with a couple of other state agencies) several print server products. However, RPM was the first one we reviewed that did not limit our number of print queues. This was a huge plus since we require several different types of forms to print personnel information and data."

"I cannot ask for a more professional support group than Brooks. When we first installed, they were helpful and took the needed time to see that we were completely satisfied. Later, we had a disk crash on the PC with RPM (older version) and called Brooks to help with the reinstall. We were back up on the new hardware in less than 20 minutes. Our end users did not even know we had lost the print server."

"Originally, we were trying to remove excess gadgetry (cables, boxes, etc.) from the office and to produce more legible reports where text would flow with ease across the page and be manipulated to the way we wanted it. Our state help desk recommended RPM because they had already implemented software in other state departments. The cost was very affordable and installation simplified."

"It is the perfect mainframe print software. It allows you to set your margins and font type."