Practice Free HP2-H41 Selling Imaging and Printing Fundamentals Exam Questions Answers With Explanation

a decrease in the amount of printing

less need for paper documents

more printed material included in product packages

an increase in the amount of printing

Single-pass, double-sided scanning

Full-size, pull-out keyboard

Automatic document feeder

HP ePrint

HP Instant Support

HP Universal Print Driver

HP Easy Printer Care

HP Color Access Control

HP document capture workstations

HP LaserJet Pro series MFPs

HP Business notebooks

HP mobile scanners

the customer

long-term planning

perceived customer benefits

the product

HP flow MFPs are more energy efficient, for a greener office.

HP flow MFPs have more optional finishing devices, for a more versatile printing system.

HP flow MFPs are optimized to handle the demands of digital document workflows.

HP flow MFPs are designed to fit aesthetically into a modern office environment.

Optimization, management, improvement, and version control

Document management, version control, workflow improvement, and fleet management

Manageability, security, mobility, and workflow

Courtesy, security, integrity, and robustness

Cut sheet and rolled media

Cut sheet media only

Letter or A4 and Legal or A3

Rolled media only

labeling requirements for documents

number of email messages sent

costs related to document delivery via a courier service

use of barcode readers for packaging

High end HP web presses

HP business notebook touch monitors

HP LaserJet printing process

HP ThinkJet printing technology

HP ePrint email address

HP Jetdirect print server accessory

Standard network Ethernet or wireless connection

Active Directory, LDAP, or Kerberos access

intelligent color calibration

shorter paper path

flexible paper handling

total print management

HP Viverata

HP Vivera

HP ImageREt

HP PhotoREt

approximately 10%

approximately 50%

approximately 70%

approximately 100%

Inkjet printers cost more to print per page than LaserJet printers do.

Inkjet printers require more time for the ink to dry.

Inkjet printers generally use less energy than Laser printers do.

Inkjet printers are generally more suited for printing photographs.