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MyQ develops enterprise-grade software that simplifies how organizations control printing, scanning, and document workflows in modern IT environments. Designed for hybrid workplaces and complex infrastructures, MyQ helps IT teams reduce operational overhead, improve visibility, and enforce security across mixed printer fleets, without locking them into a single hardware vendor. The MyQ portfolio covers both on-prem and cloud-based use cases. MyQ X provides centralized print management for organizations that need advanced control, reporting, authentication, and compliance across large deployments. MyQ Roger extends document workflows to mobile and cloud users, enabling secure scanning, sharing, and printing from anywhere, while integrating seamlessly with existing print environments. Together, they support everything from SMBs to global enterprises. MyQ focuses on automation, real-time device communication, and user-centric design to eliminate outdated manual processes such as driver maintenance, queue management, and repetitive IT intervention. With continuous updates and a strong emphasis on security, scalability, and flexibility, MyQ adapts to evolving workplace demands rather than forcing organizations to adapt to their tools. Founded in 2007, MyQ is used by organizations worldwide to gain control over document flows, lower print-related costs, and modernize one of the most persistent legacy areas of IT.

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