Integrated Print Solutions Acquires OnePrint the IBM Host-to-Enterprise Printing Platform

Richardson, TX (PRWEB) December 22, 2011

Integrated Print Solutions. L.C. (IPS), the premier provider of IBM host-to-enterprise printing solutions, is pleased to announce it has acquired OnePrint, the architecturally superior solution for seamless, economical printing in any computing environment.

OnePrint is a middleware, server-based solution that allows IBM host-generated documents (AFP/IPDS) to be printed on standard and inexpensive printers throughout a company, regardless of computing environments.

IPS has distributed OnePrint products since 1998 and became the sole distributor of OnePrint G2 for Windows in 2005. In taking ownership of the entire OnePrint line, IPS can ensure its clients will have continued access to its liberating, print-anywhere-anytime abilities. Many large organizations such as The GAP, RadioShack, Liz Claiborne and Volvo have implemented the OnePrint solution because it supports any laser, inkjet and impact/serial printers, thus making it highly cost effective.

IPS President Julian Leibowitz says, ?Integrated Print Solutions is forever linked to sustainability, and we are focused on developing and distributing intelligent print solutions that are reliable and cost effective. In particular, our efforts to significantly improve the IBM host-to-enterprise printing infrastructure allow our company to focus our priorities on leveraging the existing corporate printing resources without a heavy technological upgrade and an extensive financial impact. With the purchase of OnePrint platform, IPS has an opportunity to make significant breakthroughs in several critical areas, including the IBM cloud printing and smart devices printing apps. Today?s business environment requires reliable and cost effective products complemented by a very high standard of customer service. IPS and OnePrint technology will go the distance towards providing the best practices in IBM printing integration, ultimately setting the standards for the best customer experience?.

OnePrint was created in 1992 and developed by LogNet-Systems, a pioneer and leading developer in PC-to-host connectivity and Web-enabling solutions. The software based product was hailed as revolutionary in its ability to provide both IPDS print stream conversion and print stream redirection, which freed employees to distribute legacy documents on widely distributed printers via local area networks.

Integrated Print Solutions is a privately held, Richardson, Texas-based firm, founded in 1998 and specializing in mainframe and mid-range system-to-enterprise printing, remote user networking, and Web-to-host connectivity solutions. The company markets a range of products throughout North America that permit organizations with legacy systems to maximize data access and resolve productivity issues. IPS provides full technical support and maintenance for its customer base. For more information, visit http://www.ipslc.com

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AAPC Publishing Releases Integrated Lesson-planning Model Combining Learning and Therapeutic Objectives to Provide Access to Learning for Students with Special Needs

Overland Park, KS (PRWEB) January 24, 2012

Teachers and clinicians tend to think, speak and work differently in schools, and often have separate priorities and goals. Lesson Plan a la Carte from AAPC Publishing guides educators through a simple, step-by-step process of creating an integrated lesson plan that addresses the social, environmental and communication challenges that often block students with special needs? access to academics and other learning opportunities.

This model helps to integrate the best clinical and educational practices into a plan that speaks a common language and aligns and focuses priorities, goals and strategies. The core components of this research-based planning model are two types of menus: Therapeutic and Considerations for Planning. After using the Therapeutic Menus to identify obstacles to learning and how to address them utilizing best teaching and therapeutic practices, the Considerations for Planning Menus help answer the question of how to implement appropriate changes.

Team and solo templates facilitate the brainstorming and finalizing of the lesson plans. Guided instructions are printed right on the template forms which are provided in the book and on an accompanying CD.

?This is a must-have for every school serving students with special needs! It provides the framework for teachers and therapists to share their perspectives and meet each student?s needs during every lesson. The authors understand the time limitations of a school staff and have made this book very easy to use. The lesson plan templates are great, and even more helpful are the Therapeutic Menus and Planning Considerations. I applaud the authors for providing schools with a comprehensive and streamlined approach to lesson planning.?

? Margaret Poggi, MA, CCC/SLP, head of school, LearningSpring School

?As a physician who cares for children with special needs, I routinely write recommendations for educational modifications and therapeutic strategies, anticipating these will be included in IEPs and 504 plans. Always a concerning question ? until Lesson Plan a la Carte ? has been how these recommendations would translate into an integrated approach to enhance a child?s learning. This book, in very readable format with helpful examples, provides practical and easy-to-implement solutions.?

? Monica R. Meyer, MD; developmental-behavioral pediatrician

?Dr. Paradiz and colleagues have gifted the educational community with a vital resource that provides the structure needed for developing highly effective lesson plans that are aligned with regulatory requirements of today?s school settings. Whether used by individuals or in collaborative settings, educators and other professionals will find this book invaluable for integrating all aspects of a student?s educational plan while addressing and lowering barriers presented by sensory, cognitive, emotional, and other challenges while promoting student success in education and beyond. This book will find a place in my college courses when I teach about IEP development for students with autism and other special needs.?

? Stephen Shore, EdD, professor of Special Education, Adelphi University; internationally known author, consultant, and presenter on issues related to the autism spectrum

About the Authors

Valerie Paradiz, PhD, designs curricula and educational programs for children and adults with autism spectrum and related conditions. She is the developer of Integrated Self-Advocacy ISA?, a curriculum and certification training series for educators, therapists, families, and support providers who wish to help individuals with ASDs achieve greater self-determination and ability in self-advocacy.

Todd Germain, OTR, LCSW, is a clinical social worker and occupational therapist with advanced training in child and adolescent psychotherapy from the William Alanson White Institute. Todd has a private practice in Manhattan where he works primarily with children and families around a variety of developmental and social-emotional issues.

Sarah Olivieri, MPS, is involved with a number of organizations serving children, teens, and adults on the autism spectrum. She co-founded the Open Center for Autism in 2005 with Valerie Paradiz and has served as the deputy director of the Global and Regional Asperger Syndrome Partnership (GRASP) and executive director of the Helping Children of War Foundation.

Michelle DeFelice Haverly, MS, has been a teacher of people with special needs for more than 15 years. During those years, she has served as a special educator of students with a wide range of abilities in various settings.

About AAPC

Established in 1999, the mission of AAPC Publishing is to be the first source for practical solutions related to autism spectrum and related disorders. We are an independent publisher, targeting professionals and parents alike.

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