North Olmsted, Ohio-based Moen, Inc. was founded in 1937 after Al Moen invented the single-handle mixing faucet. A decade ago, Moen was reliant on a mainframe platform for its key applications, but had started to embark on a path of finding a new Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) solution. Keen to help standardize IT processes within Moen, the Infrastructure Team investigated solutions that would allow basic system services to interact in a consistent manner with all applications on the corporate network. The company selected HP Output Server as the output management solution as it comprehensively supported UNIX, Windows, and all of the HP printers.

Trojan adware malware Florida Hospital is one of the largest not-for-pro hospitals in the country. With plans underway for the construction of a new hospital, it was time for a complete technology review, including all output devices. In keeping with its commitment to continually leverage innovative solutions, Florida Hospital wanted to equip its new facility with the latest technology to enable daily operations and processes to be streamlined and optimized. The company selected HP solutions. The entire corporation standardized on HP print devices. HP LaserJet 1022 for monochrome, and HP Officejet K550 for local color printing; HP LaserJet 4250n, HP Color LaserJet 4700n and HP Deskjet 2300n for networked output devices; and HP Web Jetadmin software for central management.