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Lexmark Releases Markvision Enterprise 3.0

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Posted on July 22, 2017

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Last updated: January 21, 2026

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Upgraded fleet management software features new user interface for improved usability, security

Lexmark International, Inc., a global imaging solutions leader, today released version 3.0 of Markvision Enterprise (MVE 3.0), Lexmark’s fleet management software solution. MVE 3.0 provides customers better visibility into their entire fleet of network printers and multifunction devices, regardless of manufacturer.
MVE 3.0 features a completely redesigned, modern interface that removes the requirement for browser plugins, enabling faster performance, improved usability, increased security and reduced set up time.
The intuitive user interface meshes outstanding functionality with a superb visual design to provide a user experience that’s intuitive, consistent and easy to use.
MVE 3.0 discovers devices, collects information from them, and allows customers to organise devices into groups to perform searches, efficiently schedule tasks and keep track of assets through their lifecycle.
MVE 3.0 is a key component of Lexmark’s full-spectrum approach to device security.

- Customers can automatically discover devices on the network and configure device settings including security policies, such as closing unnecessary ports or applying access controls.
- MVE 3.0 also helps ensure ongoing security compliance with scheduled checks on devices to verify they meet security policies, and automatic remediation of devices that are out of policy.

MVE 3.0 is free and available immediately.

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“Lexmark’s Markvision Enterprise has a long history of giving customers the ability to centrally manage their entire fleet of enterprise devices, whether they have a few or a few thousand devices,” said Allen Waugerman, senior vice president and chief technology officer, Lexmark. “Markvision Enterprise 3.0 improves on that tradition with enhanced usability and security.”

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Upgraded fleet management software features new user interface for improved usability, security

Lexmark International, Inc., a global imaging solutions leader, today released version 3.0 of Markvision Enterprise (MVE 3.0), Lexmark’s fleet management software solution. MVE 3.0 provides customers better visibility into their entire fleet of network printers and multifunction devices, regardless of manufacturer.
MVE 3.0 features a completely redesigned, modern interface that removes the requirement for browser plugins, enabling faster performance, improved usability, increased security and reduced set up time.
The intuitive user interface meshes outstanding functionality with a superb visual design to provide a user experience that’s intuitive, consistent and easy to use.
MVE 3.0 discovers devices, collects information from them, and allows customers to organise devices into groups to perform searches, efficiently schedule tasks and keep track of assets through their lifecycle.
MVE 3.0 is a key component of Lexmark’s full-spectrum approach to device security.

- Customers can automatically discover devices on the network and configure device settings including security policies, such as closing unnecessary ports or applying access controls.
- MVE 3.0 also helps ensure ongoing security compliance with scheduled checks on devices to verify they meet security policies, and automatic remediation of devices that are out of policy.

MVE 3.0 is free and available immediately.

Supporting Quotes
“Lexmark’s Markvision Enterprise has a long history of giving customers the ability to centrally manage their entire fleet of enterprise devices, whether they have a few or a few thousand devices,” said Allen Waugerman, senior vice president and chief technology officer, Lexmark. “Markvision Enterprise 3.0 improves on that tradition with enhanced usability and security.”

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