Toshiba America Business Solutions Inc. (TABS) has formed a strategic alliance with Georgetown, Texas-based Ringdale®, offering the all-in-one secure document output management solution, FollowMe®, to Toshiba’s e-STUDIO™ family of products. FollowMe gives companies the ability to restrict access to documents by requiring users to authenticate themselves prior to retrieving their print jobs. Users can release sensitive print jobs directly at the output device through biometric fingerprint, proximity card, magnetic swipe card, smart card, PIN codes or barcodes. The Ringdale FollowMe secure document output management solution is currently available through Toshiba’s nationwide network of dealers. ![[end]](/resources/bullet/archive-4.gif)
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