Document “Face-lifting” Solution Provides Greater Flexibility for Transactional Output
SAN DIEGO, CA – December 4, 2007 – Solimar Systems, Inc., a leading global provider of production printing and secure document delivery solutions, today announced the release of Rubika™ Version 2.0, a modular document re-engineering solution. Rubika™ has been designed to solve many problems associated with leveraging high volume transactional print and online viewing environments by modifying data streams to automate manual processes, enabling postal savings, adding value to documents and leveraging finishing equipment.
In addition to 32-bit support, Rubika v2.0 delivers the option of running on 64-bit operating systems of Microsoft® Windows 2003 Server™, XP Pro and Vista®. The increased power of 64-bit enables Rubika users, such as service bureaus, to process larger production files.
“Today, data centers and document print facilities are being asked to increase productivity and become more efficient with reduced staff and resources. Rubika streamlines output workflows by enabling document applications to be re-engineered rather than re-coded,” states Mary Ann Rowan, Vice President of Sales and Marketing. “Rubika is designed to help our clients add significant value to documents without the costs and time associated with redesigning applications.”
Unlike existing competitive products, Rubika does not require complicated scripting or complex programming. Rubika v2.0 introduces an intuitive user interface that defines workflow processes for several robust document re-engineering modules, including:
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The Solimar product line allows thousands of organizations around the world to easily expand and control their enterprise production print processes by providing robust data transforms, device optimizations and print stream re-engineering and repurposing. Building on a history of successful technology development, Rubika v2.0 further demonstrates Solimar’s continued commitment to delivering powerful output management solutions for its customers.