Launch Guide bizhub 600/bizhub 750 · · 2013-02-19Launch Guide bizhub 600/bizhub 750 bizhub...

August 2005 Konica Minolta Business Solutions Europe GmbH International Marketing Division

Office Marketing Group

Launch Guide bizhub 600/bizhub 750

bizhub 600/bizhub 750

The Pace Makers




Table of Contents

Page

1. Intro 5

2. Market 7

2.1 Market Trend 7

2.2 Sales Approach 8

2.3 Positioning 9

3. Product Concept 10

3.1 Standard Configuration 10

3.2 Highlights 10

3.3 Configuration 12

3.4 Accessories 13

3.5 Option Attachment/Sales Ratio 14

4. Comparison with Konica 7255/7272 and Minolta Di5510/7210 15

4.1 Major spec differences 15

5. Special Features and their Benefit 16

5.1 Job Management 16

5.2 bizhub Design & Operation 16

5.3 Scanning 17

5.4 Printing 17

5.5 Document Box/Server 18

5.6 Fax 18

5. 7 Security 19

5.8 User Authentication 19

5.9 Print Status Notifier 19

5.10 Finishing 20

5.11 Function/Option Matrix 20

6. Suggested Retail Price 21

7. Competitive Comparison 22

8. Customer Replaceable Supplies 23

9. Environmental Aspects 23

10. Technical Improvements 24

11. Firmware Releases 25




1. Intro

Here they come – our new high class systems, the Konica

Minolta bizhub 600 and bizhub 750. These two powerful

machines perfectly perform in any of the following four

disciplines thanks to their “all-in-one” system architecture:

copying, scanning, printing, and even faxing! With an output

speed of 60 and 75 pages per minute respectively, and a

maximum monthly print volume of 300,000 pages, our new

pace makers respond equally well to the requirements of large

workgroups, busy departments and CRDs and are also suitable

as back-up machines in light PoD environments.

Advanced network scanning and printing functions,

comprehensive archiving capabilities, solid paper handling,

production-like finishing and – last not least - a new easy to

understand graphic user interface combined with a large user-

friendly tilt-capable operation panel and touch screen

guarantee an unprecedented level of efficiency, ease of use

and superior output quality.

Increased copy and print resolution, full Document Box and Job

Spooler functionality, LDAP and Active Directory support,

compliance with the ISO 15408 EAL3 security standard (from

mid 2006) as well as a new generation of polymerised toner are

but a few of the many highlights built into our new high volume

units.

Due for launch in October 2005, the two new models directly

succeed our successful Konica Minolta 7255/Di5510 and

7272/Di7210. Enter into new dimensions of document

management and production and let your work flow with the

Konica Minolta bizhub 600 and bizhub 750!




2. Market

2.1 Market Trend

In 2004, Europe saw a combined total placement of 26,533 B/W standalone and MFP units in

category 4, which corresponds to a 11.6% share of the total office B/W market. According to

InfoSource, the CAGR in this category is around 4% for the timeframe from 2003 until 2008. That

means there is room for growth, if modest one, hence a certain potential for our two new high

volume units to be sold successfully.

Needless to say, we can no longer neglect the presence of colour capable devices also in this area

of the market. The Canon iR6800CN, for example, has been sold very successfully, its price being

in line with comparable B/W units. And also Ricoh will launch several H/V colour capable products

soon. On the whole, the percentage of colour capables in the upper speed range is somewhere

around the 10% marker in 2005, but is thought to almost triple by 2008. Similarly, the replacement

of standalone units by MFPs is accelerating and a 50 : 50 distribution of the market was reached

by the middle of this year. Analogue machines are predicted to die out completely in most

segments by the year 2008 and also single-function printer placements are expected to decline

sharply.

According to InfoSource’s prediction for the first half of 2005, Konica Minolta were able to capture a

7.8% market share (= rank 4) of the monochrome office market in Cat. 4 with Canon, Ricoh and

Xerox in the leading three positions.

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Yet, we are losing market share in this segment. One reason for this can be seen in the fact that 60

– 68 ppm models dominate segment 4 sales and up to now we had no product in this speed range.

Luckily, this will now change with the introduction of the bizhub 600.

InfoSource Cat 4 (60~89ppm) by ppm (in Top10)

InfoSource 2004

2.2 Sales Approach

Within our own product line-up, the bizhub 600 covers the speed range from 55 – 65/70 ppm, while

the bizhub 750 covers that from around 70 – 80 ppm. The focus for both products clearly is the

office environment. While with the bizhub 600 we are mainly targeting the needs of large, busy

departments as well as CRDs, with the bizhub 750 we seek to additionally concentrate on copy

shops/print for pay businesses as well as back-up installations in light PoD environments.

As pointed out before, there is definitely still a considerable potential of analogue as well as first

and second generation digital machines in the field that could aptly be replaced by the bizhub 600

and bizhub 750. Thanks to their increased speed, all-in-one architecture, EmperonTM technology

and new bizhub design we will, however, hopefully also be able to open up new markets and

generate additional sales in the high volume arena.

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We must not only secure and expand Konica Minolta’s revenue from high print volumes, but we

should at the same time strengthen our overall brand awareness by advertising the bizhub concept

also at the upper end of the market.

To date it is unclear whether HP will continue to procure the products from Konica Minolta as

replacement for their current LaserJet 9055 and 9065 MFPs.

2.3 Positioning

Regarding their recommended average and maximum print volumes, the bizhub 600 and bizhub

750 are positioned within the Konica Minolta product range as shown in the below volume graph.

Recommended

Max.

bizhub 750

65 ppm

75 ppm

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55 40-70 Kc ave/300 Kc max.

60-90 Kc ave/300 Kc max.

85 ppm

60-200 Kc ave/750 Kc max.

bizhub PRO 920

ppm ppm

70 100 200 300 400 500 KC




3. Product Concept

The bizhub 600 and bizhub 750 are based on the new bizhub

OP (Open Platform), the most important parts of which are

the all-in-one architecture, which uses the same CPU and

firmware to control all copy, scan, network and fax functions

as well as the EmperonTM driven print system with a unified

interpreter, PJL (HP compatible) and printer driver. About

80% of the firmware is identical to that of the bizhub C450

and it will also be largely common with that of future models,

which is a considerable advantage not only from development point of view, but also in major

account installations where several different Konica Minolta devices are installed and will provide

the user with the same, easy to understand interfaces: “get to know one, operate all”!

3.1 Standard Configuration

3.2 Highlights of the bizhub 600 and bizhub 750

• copy/print speed of 60/75 ppm (A4) and 35/43 ppm (A3)

• 75 OPM via ADF at 600 x 600 dpi

• 600 x 600 dpi scanner resolution

• up to 1,200 x 600 dpi copy/2,400 x 600 dpi print resolution (interpolated)

• FCOT: 3.3/2.9 secs. / WUT: 4.5/5 min.

• user-friendly tilt-capable operational panel with large touch screen and new GUI

• high paper capacity: 3,600 sheets standard/7,600 sheets max.

Copy, scan and network functionality are standard features as is a 100-

sheet ADF, a stackless duplex unit, a paper capacity of 3,600 sheets

and 512 MB of memory.




• supported paper weights: 50-200g/m²

• supported paper sizes: up to 314 x 458 mm (full bleed printing)

• A4 and A3+ LCT options

• up to 3,200 sheets output capacity

• sophisticated finishing options (staple, punch, fold, booklet, cover/page insertion)

• standard scan-to-FTP/SMB/e-mail feature

• PCL5e/6 and PS print function on standard board (needs to be enabled with optional IC-202)

• Print Status Notifier (PCL only)**

• USB 2.0/IEEE 1284 parallel interface option

• 512 MB of memory plus optional 40 GB hard disk (shared between copier, printer, fax)

• Document Box feature/scan-to-HDD

• LDAP support

• security chip option for data encryption**

• compliance with ISO 15408 EAL 3 security standard***

• new polymerised SimitriTM toner (requiring 15° lower fixing temperature)

• User Authentication and up to 1,000 dedicated accounts

• Job Spooler

• Super G3 fax option*, dual line support**

• Internet ISW**

• CS Remote Care (via telephone, fax** and eMail**)

• Coin vendor interface (= Konica Minolta 7145)*

* from beg. 2006 ** from April 2006 *** from mid 2006




3.3 Configuration

Note: None of the options for the bizhub 600 and bizhub 750 are compatible with the

current products and vice versa!




3.4 Additional Information on Accessories

LU-401 Large capacity tray for max. 4,000 sheets A4.

LU-402 Large capacity tray for max. 4,000 sheets A3+.

SF-601 Shift tray for stacking/off-setting output.

FS-504 50 sheet staple-finisher.

FS-505 100 sheet staple-finisher. (To be introduced in January 2006! Against the original plan, the staple-cut function will NOT be provided with this finisher.)

FS-602 Booklet maker for 20 sheet (80 page) booklets; also 3-folds.

PI-501 Post inserter with 2 trays for insertion of pre-printed b/w or coloured covers/pages; can be installed with FS-504/505/602!

PK-505 PK-504

2/4 hole (selectable) punch kit for FS-504/505/602; if covers/inserts from PI-501 are to be punched, PK-505 needs to be installed even if ZU-602 is part of the system configuration. Swedish punch kit also available!

ZU-602 ZU-601

Z-fold with selectable 2/4 hole punch for FS-504/505/602. Z-fold unit with Swedish punch kit also available.

IC-202 Image controller to enable PCL/PS printing.

EK-701 USB 2.0/IEEE1284 parallel interface kit.

HD-503 Supported copier functions: Registration Overlay Other functions requiring HD: Scan to Box/HDD, TWAIN network scanning Address Registration (fax/scanner): increase of abbreviated/one-touch/program dials.

FK-502 The fax kit is compatible with bizhub C250/C351/C450 and will become available with the Phase 1.8 release at the beginning of 2006.

MK-701 Fax Mounting Kit, required for installation of FK-502.

SC-501 Security Chip for data encryption. (Will become available with the Phase 2 release in April 2006.)

Exit Tray Spare part




3.5 Option Attachment/Sales Ratio

Based on the sales experience with the Konica Minolta 7255/Di5510 and Konica Minolta

7272/Di7210, the following attachment ratio of accessories with the bizhub 600 and bizhub 750 is

expected:

Accessory Installation Ratio %

Average % Remarks Bizhub 600 bizhub 750

FS-504 45 25 35

Approx. 100%

finisher attachment

FS-505 10 15 12.5

FS-602 35 55 45

SF-601 10 10 10

PI-501 20 25 22.5

PK-505 15 15 15

ZU-602 5 10 7.5

LU-401 15 25 20

LU-402 5 10 7.5

HD-503 55 65 60 High HDD ratio

IC-202 85 90 87.5 High

connectivity rate

EK-701 2 2 2

FK-502 5 5 5

We are clearly targeting a much higher connectivity ratio than we achieved with the current

products (about 50%) and we are sure that with the new all-in-one architecture and new pricing

structure, a lot more customers can be convinced to buy the image controller option as well as the

hard disk.




4. Product Comparison

The major specification differences between the bizhub 600 and bizhub 750 vs. Konica Minolta

7255/Di5510 and 7272/Di7210 at a glance:

bizhub 600/bizhub 750 7255//Di5510 7272/Di7210

Speed 60/75ppm 55/72ppm

Warm up Time 600: Less than 4.5 min. 750: Less than 5 min.

Di5510: Less than 5 min. Di7210: Less than 6 min.

1st Copy Speed 3.3 sec. / 2.9 sec. 3.4 sec. / 3.0 sec.

Monthly Page Volume (Average / Max)

600: 70 k / 300 K 750: 90 k / 300 K

Di5510: 60 k / 300 k Di7210. 100 k / 300 k

Toner Yield 55 k 43 k

Machine Life 7.5 million or 5 years 5 million or 5 years

MCBSC 120 K 100 k

MCBJ 30 K 20 k

Memory (Std. / Max) Std./max. 512 MB Std. 64 MB / max. 576 MB

Print Resolution 2,400 x 600 dpi (interpolated)

600 x 600 dpi

Copy Resolution 1,200 x 600 dpi (interpolated)

600 x 600 dpi

TWAIN Scan Yes (w/HDD) Yes

Scan-to-eMail/FTP/SMB Yes Yes

Scan-to-HDD/Box Yes Yes

Fax Yes (option; from 2006) No

ISO 15408 EAL 3 compliant Yes (from mid 2006) No

Security Chip for data encrypt. Yes (option; from 2006) No

Compared with their predecessors, the new bizhub 600 and bizhub 750 offer much better network

capabilities, which may not be so obvious from the above list. The most interesting ones are

explained on the following pages.




5. Special Features and their Benefit

5.1 Job Management

Up to 50 jobs can be pre-programmed directly at

the machine and the bizhub 600 and bizhub 750

are able to manage a large number of jobs

simultaneously (e.g. print while scan) already

from the first firmware release. This multi-access

capability ensures fast job processing and low

down times.

5.2 bizhub Design & Operation

“Innovative, intelligent, pleasant” – these are the

key words that describe the bizhub design concept. Special thought has been given to the product

colouring and shape, easy tray handling and especially the operation panel:

The bizhub 600 and bizhub 750 are equipped with a new, tilt-capable panel with a user-friendly

and easy to understand key layout. The large touch-screen LCD offers clearly arranged function

keys and the “Enlarge Display” feature allows to zoom up the display to increase legibility for

visually impaired people. The newly designed common GUI (graphic user interface) is largely

identical to that of the bizhub C450, and will also be seen on future models.

Apart from these obvious assets, also the noise emission has been reduced considerably

compared to the predecessors. Thus, the bizhub 600 and bizhub 750 will not be perceived as a

disturbing factor if installed in open space offices and therefore no longer need to be confined to a

dedicated room.

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5.3 Scanning

The document feeder scans 75 originals per minute at a resolution of 600 x 600. By interpolation a

writing resolution of 1,200 x 600 dpi is realised in copy mode by adapting the rotation speed of the

polygon mirror accordingly. Supported file formats are TIFF and pdf (both single and multi-page).

Scan to FTP, SMB and eMail are standard features thanks to the standard Ethernet

10baseT/100baseTX network card; scan to HDD/Box and TWAIN network scanning is optional and

only possible if the hard disk (HD-503) is installed.

For more details on the various scanning applications please also refer to our separate scan guide

and flash file.

5.4 Printing

The bizhub 600 and bizhub 750 come equipped with an Intel Celeron 400 and 650

MHz CPU, respectively. The print resolution is 2,400 x 600 dpi (interpolated),

supported Operating Systems are Win98/Me, NT4.0/2000/XP/2003; Mac 9.x/10.x.

The print function is part of the standard board and can be easily activated with

the optional IC-202 image controller.

The products are EmperonTM driven, which means that print jobs are received and queued in the

form of PDL (printer description language), such as PCL6 and PostScript3 (both clone versions),

queued jobs are output to the print engine and interpreted and rasterised (PCL, PS, PDF) into

bitmap data.

The printer is HP PJL compatible. HP Webjet Admin Plug-ins are available for download from the

Konica Minolta website (from spring/mid 2006). Special print functions include Secure Printing,

Booklet, Mixplex (combination of simplex and duplex prints), Chapterisation (a new chapter always

starts on a right page in a document/booklet), Proof Printing and TAB printing, as well as full

finishing and front/back cover support. A USB 2.0 and a parallel IEEE1284 interface are available

as options. The 512 MB of memory are shared with the copier.

With the Job Spooler information about the machine status and configuration as well as access to

(i. e. viewing of) complete job queues is provided. Moreover, prioritising and cancellation of jobs in

the list as well as their reprinting can be selected.




5.5 Document Box/Server

The Box function turns the bizhub 600 and bizhub 750 into true document

servers and archiving systems, allowing for the sharing and distribution of

often used files and forms. Up to 1,000 user boxes (public and personal

ones) are available for copy, print, scan and fax jobs. Access to the boxes

can be controlled by specifying a box password. Personal user boxes can be used by certain

individuals only. If user authentication settings have been applied, the box can only be accessed

by users who have logged in.

Documents are named automatically by function type, device name, data and document number,

but can also be named manually. Documents stored in a box can be deleted, renamed, moved or

copied to another box, be printed or proof printed, and complete output and finishing settings can

be selected. Various jobs stored in a box can be combined to a new job regardless of their file

format.

Moreover, routing of scanned documents to eMail, FTP or SMB is possible as well as selection of

the file type independent from the scanner setting.

Faxes can be received into a user box, be printed or re-routed to fax transmission or an eMail

address.

Through PS WebConnection, scan and fax boxes can be accessed, files can be downloaded and

their format be changed (pfd, tiff).

5.6 Fax

FK-502 is a Super G3 fax option with a 33.6 Kbps modem, 200 up to 600 dpi resolution (normal,

fine, superfine, ultra-fine), MH/MR/MMR/JBIG compression. The fax option will become available

at the beginning of 2006. Additional fax functionality will then be provided with Phase 2 (spring

2006), including dual line fax, which is supported if a second FK-502 is installed.

Up to 1000 abbreviated dials (up to 2000 with hard disk) and 200 one-touch and program dials (up

to 400 with hard disk) are available. Functions like Quick Memory transmission (fax-while-scan),

book transmission and batch transmission are available as are 230 Polling locations.




The availability of iFax is still pending. It is currently planned for Phase 2. iFax will however not

require the installation of FK-502, but only of the hard disk, HD-503.

5.7 Security

The bizhub 600 and bizhub 750 are compliant with the ISO 15408 EAL3

security standard. The application will be submitted as soon as the Phase 2

firmware has been released around spring 2006 so that certification can

finally be expected by mid 2006. In addition to this, both products offer a

range of additional safety features such as copy and print accounting, secure

printing, function restriction for copy, print, scan, fax and box functions, user authentication (see

below), SSL encryption (the protocol is used for data communication between the LDAP server,

the PageScope Data Administrator or PageScope WebConnection and the main body), IP filtering

and more. Besides, all MFP operations can be stored in the log data, thereby allowing to trace

unauthorised access.

With the optional security chip SC-501, which will become available with Phase 2, data can be

encrypted. Moreover, hard disc data can be overwritten and the hard disc can additionally be

secured with a password. Unauthorised tampering with files is thus made impossible.

5. 8 User Authentication/Accounts

The use of network related functions can be restricted by Windows Active Directory via pre-

registration of user IDs and passwords. Up to 1,000 accounts are available.

5. 9 Print Status Notifier

From Phase 2, the Print Status Notifier will also be

available for the bizhub 600 and bizhub 750. This

tool monitors the print status and notifies the user

about the job completion or errors that occurred

when printing through real-time bi-driectional

communication via SNMP. It needs to be installed

manually and is only supported by the PCL driver.




5.10 Finishing

Sorting, grouping, off-setting, stapling of up to 100 sheets, folding (Z-fold, letter fold, centre fold),

complete booklet production, selectable 2 and 4 hole punching as well as cover/sheet insertion

from the Post Inserter represent the range of available online finishing functions. New is that all

three finishing options, the punch kit, the Z-fold unit incl. punch kit and the post inserter can be

combined with any of the three finishers, alone or in any desired combination. If a user not only

wants to punch sheets fed from the paper trays, but also covers or sheets inserted from the post

inserter, he will have to install the post inserter, Z-fold unit as well as the punch kit.

Another noteworthy improvement is that the finisher productivity has been increased to reach

100% in almost all modes. Yet, there is also a drawback: the originally planned staple-cut function

for the FS-505 will finally not be available.

5.11 Function/Option Matrix

The following matrix illustrates, which of the options is required to support the desired functionality:

Function Option

IC-202 EK-701 HD-503 FK-502 + MK-701

SC-501

Copy - - - - -

PCL/PS Print Yes - - - -

Fax* - - - Yes -

iFax** - - Yes - -

USB/parallel IF Yes Yes - - -

Scan-to-eMail/FTP/SMB - - - - -

Scan-to-Box/HDD/Twain - - Yes - -

Data encryption** - - - - Yes

* from Phase 1.8 ** from Phase 2.0 (iFax availability TBC)




6. Suggested Retail Pricing (SRP)

From the large range of options it is obvious that the bizhub 600 and bizhub 750 can be easily

configured to suit the individual company’s needs – be it at departmental or CRD level.

In view of the competition, the bizhub 600 and bizhub 750 are pricewise comparable to 65 ppm

products.

Dealer List price (Euro) for Body + Feeder + Duplex + PCL/PS Network:

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7. Competitive Comparison

The major competitors to the bizhub 600 are Canon iR6020i (60 ppm), Canon iR6570 (65 ppm),

Kyocera KM-6330 (63 ppm), Océ VarioPrint 2065/2070 (62 ppm), Ricoh Aficio 2060 (60 ppm),

Sharp AR-M620 (62 ppm), Toshiba e-Studio 600 (60 ppm), Xerox WorkCentre Pro 65 (65 ppm).

For the bizhub 750 these are Canon iR7200 (72 ppm), Canon iR8070 (80 ppm), Kyocera KM-7530

(75 ppm), Ricoh Aficio 2075 (75 ppm), Sharp AR-M700 (70 ppm), Toshiba e-Studio 720 (72 ppm),

Xerox WorkCentre Pro 75 (75 ppm).

For more details as to how our new products compare to their competitors, please refer to our

Competitive Encounter for the bizhub 600 and bizhub 750 as well as our Competitor Database.




8. Consumables

9. Environmental Aspects

The new Blue Angel Mark, Energy Star and TÜV/GS regulations are met.

Moreover, the bizhub 600 and bizhub 750 are RoHS (Regulation on the use of

Hazardous Substances) compliant, a regulation that prohibits the use of lead,

mercury and other such substances with electronic equipment and comes into

force by mid 2006. Likewise, the criteria of the WEEE regulation (Waste of Electric

and Electronic Equipment) are fulfilled.

The DTS (German Definitive Telefax Standard) test has been passed for the fax

option.

The drum of the bizhub 600 and bizhub 750 has a

yield of 500,000 copies/prints and can also be used

with the Konica Minolta 7255/7272.

One toner cartridge lasts for approx. 55,000

copies/prints at 6% coverage. The bizhub 600 and

bizhub 750 use a new kind of polymerised toner that

requires a 15° lower fixing temperature compared to

the current polymerised toner.

The developer lasts for 250,000 copies/prints. Both

the toner and the developer are new and to be used

exclusively with the bizhub 600 and bizhub 750.

A PM-Kit for up to 250,000 copies/prints is also

available and for exclusive use with the new models.




The new generation of SimitriTM

polymerised toner requires a 15° C

reduced fixing temperature, which

results in lower power consumption, a

faster warm-up time, thus supporting the

environmentally sound product concept.

10. Technical Improvements The 7255/Di5510 and 7272/Di7210 have received a BLI 5-star recommendation

so it does not surprise that according to our records, no major problems were

reported for these products, except for toner/developer spilling. Yet, numerous

small improvements have been built into the new bizhub 600 and bizhub 750, as

follows:

- All-in-one architecture for improved multi-tasking/access capabilities

- Increased copy/print resolution through interpolation and increased speed of polygon mirror

- Increased line speed and reverse feeding for improved main body productivity

- Additional resist roller and pick-up sensor for increased ADF feed

- High speed shift mechanism for improved finisher productivity

- Improved sort and staple mechanisms

- Cooling fan vibration control for reduced stand-by noise

- Brush-less motor for reduced finisher noise

- Reduced fusing temperature and WUT due to new polymerised toner

- Longer developer sleeve and toner suction path plus increased toner filter capacity to prevent

toner spill

- Improved imaging unit and scanner unit for increased image

quality

- Extended machine life: 7.5 million (i/o 5 million)

- Increased MCBF: 120 K (i/o 100 K)

- Increased MCBJ: 30 K (i/o 20 K)

uniform particle size and shape

Polymerised

toner

Conventional

toner




11. Firmware Releases 2006

The bizhub 600 and bizhub 750 will see several firmware releases before the full functionality will

finally be available, however, existing MIF can be upgraded with the new firmware releases:

Phase 1.8 (beginning 2006)

• Fax kit FK-502

• FS-505

• Coin Vendor interface (same as for 7145)

Phase 2 (April 2006)

• Additional fax functions (transfer RX data, universal send, dual line support)

• TIFF/PDF direct print

• Print Status Notifier (PCL)

• Internet ISW

• HDD back-up tool/Log collection tool

• Box Operator

• CS Remote Care (via eMail/fax)

• Security Chip SC-501 for data encryption

• iFax (TBC)

• Job completion notification (TBC)

• Security ISO 15408 EAL3 certification is expected for mid 2006

(application starts with release of Phase 2 in April 2006)

Phase 3 (autumn 2006?)

• Tandem support (copy/print)




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