THE COMPANYThe school was founded in 1541 by King Henry VIII following the dissolution of St Werburgh's Abbey, which became Chester Cathedral. The school was variously called "The Free School" and "The Grammar School". It was not known as The King's School until the mid 19th century when it was referred to as the "Grammar School of King Henry VIII". Dedicated school buildings were opened by Gladstone in 1876 adjoining the North West corner of the Cathedral. THE BRIEFKings School needed to simplify their print fleet to a single supplier, which had to be capable of supporting the different technologies needed to a high level and offer a managed service with little or no need for staff to be involved on a day-to-day basis. The firm required a single billing platform that would be flexible enough to meet the growing challenges of the business and give accurate quarterly management data. Kings School also wanted to reduce the amount they print and get better value for money.
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M2 SOLUTIONM2 Digital was chosen for our commitment to supporting and managing their printing equipment, which had been gradually developed over the last 15 years through innovation in technology. We produced a working document based on data collated from King School devices using the unique M2 Docu-Audit system and basic information collated by the IT dept. As a result, we recommended a balanced deployment of assets to reducing the number of devices by moving towards multi-functional devices. Our solution made use of our innovative Docu-Plan, a managed print service that offered Kings School a one-stop solution. We installed a mix of Canon and HP products, and matched the M2 Docu-Flow software solution to their legacy systems. This now provides vastly simplified quarterly management reports.BENEFITS TO KINGS SCHOOL
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![]() “The King's School has a proud history which forms the bedrock of the current modern, dynamic school.”
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