Amazon Web Services

Cloud Output Control on Amazon Web Services

Amazon Web Services (AWS) provides the scalable, resilient cloud foundation enterprises rely on to modernize critical systems. LRS Output Management extends that foundation by bringing assured delivery, centralized control, and enterprise-grade security to print and document workflows running on AWS.

Together, AWS and LRS enable organizations to move output-intensive workloads to the cloud without sacrificing reliability or visibility. Print, archive, and digital delivery services that used to require distributed infrastructure can be consolidated, standardized, and managed centrally within AWS environments.

Challenges and a Joint Solution; From Cloud Apps to Output

As organizations migrate applications to AWS, output and print workflows often lag. Legacy print servers, site-specific configurations, and network dependencies introduce cost, risk, and operational friction that undermine cloud strategies.

LRS resolves these challenges by operating in AWS-hosted architectures, delivering the same proven output management capabilities customers rely on for on-premises scenarios, now optimized for cloud deployment.

Centralize output from cloud-hosted applications, including SAP, without re-architecting business logic
Eliminate distributed print servers by hosting LRS output management services on AWS
Route print and electronic output securely across regions, sites, and user locations
Integrate authentication with enterprise directory services running in AWS
Reduce infrastructure and administration costs by standardizing on a single cloud-based platform

Results that Matter

Running LRS Output Management on AWS gives organizations confidence that document delivery will keep pace with cloud growth. Output becomes a managed service rather than a constraint, supporting global operations and remote work without added complexity.

Improve service availability by leveraging AWS resiliency and elastic infrastructure
Standardize print and output policies across regions and business units
Reduce operational overhead by removing redundant hardware and local servers
Maintain full visibility with centralized monitoring, troubleshooting, and reporting
Lower total cost of ownership by shifting output infrastructure to a scalable cloud model

Partnership in Practice

LRS solutions are deployed in customer-managed AWS environments, supporting a wide range of enterprise output scenarios. These deployments preserve existing workflows while enabling cloud-first operating models.

Host VPSX Enterprise on AWS to manage global print and output from a single control point
Support hybrid environments where some applications remain on premises while others run in AWS
Enable pull printing and secure release for mixed printer fleets without local print servers
Deliver output from Windows, VDI, and application platforms through a unified AWS-based service
Scale output capacity up or down alongside application demand

What this Means for LRS Customers

AWS is an important platform for LRS because it underscores the flexibility and durability of LRS Output Management in modern cloud architecture. The relationship reinforces LRS as a neutral, enterprise-grade solution that adapts to customer infrastructure choices.

Expands the set of validated cloud environments for LRS output management
Reduces integration risk for customers who want to standardize on AWS
Aligns LRS with cloud migration, modernization, and zero-infrastructure goals
Supports long-term evolution toward hybrid and fully cloud-based output services

Working with the Team

LRS Output Management understands the critical role that partnerships play in helping our customers achieve a competitive advantage. The company strives to provide the best partner experience, supported by systems and processes that facilitate easy and efficient interaction between partners, a culture of trust and cooperation, and a commitment to meaningful collaboration.