Print ePS Acquires Avanti Systems
Print ePS, a global leader in transformational technology for the print industries, announced the acquisition of Avanti Systems, a leading provider of print management information system (MIS) software serving customers across North America and Europe. The acquisition from Ricoh Company, Ltd. strengthens Print ePS’ position in the midmarket print segment and expands its global technology portfolio.
With a long-standing reputation for delivering innovative software solutions that drive operational efficiency and business value, Print ePS serve print companies of all sizes worldwide. Integrating Avanti into the Print ePS ecosystem enhances the company’s ability to continue delivering advanced MIS solutions tailored to midmarket commercial printers, while expanding its reach across key markets.
Print ePS’ suite of cloud-based, AI-powered solutions is designed to drive automation, efficiency, and profitability for print businesses. With intelligent estimating, scheduling, and data-driven workflow optimization, Print ePS solutions reduce costs and accelerate production. The addition of Avanti strengthens Print ePS’ ability to meet the growing demand for connected, automated, and highly scalable print MIS platforms.
"We are thrilled to welcome Avanti customers and employees to the Print ePS family," said Dan Vertachnik, CEO of Print ePS. "We remain committed to supporting Avanti’s customers with the same high level of service and professionalism they expect, while also providing access to Print ePS’ extensive product portfolio, global expertise, and continued innovation in cloud-based MIS solutions."
As part of Print ePS, Avanti’s team will play a key role in advancing cloud offerings, growth initiatives, and delivering expanded value to customers.
"This transaction further strengthens Ricoh’s long-standing partnership with Print ePS as well as our ability to accelerate our customers’ transition from offset to digital by concentrating our resources on best-in-class production print solutions,” said Koji Miyao, President of RICOH Graphic Communications Business Unit.
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