So, I thought you'd have more than that in your reply!
As I read in a thread about W2P over the weekend on Print Planet 'there is nothing out there for sale' and I add apart from the usual suspects of band wagon pushers - but if you do stumble on something that fits the description of W2P as outlined above then do let me know.
I suspect the reason there is nothing for sale has something to do with the print industry. The reason I say this, is that suppliers to the industry face a shrinking market. The number of printers in the market falls as each year passes because of the over capacity created by new more efficient machines being purchased each year. Why would a software developer would want to enter this market? Yes the only ones interested are the band wagon merchants we have currently got.
Or as was in the 80's generally suppliers tried to punt software that was general to all business, then bespoke software came on the market then there was the problem of linking them together to complete the most basic of exercises a bank reconciliation. I see this between Printsmith and Sage. Maybe we are at the cusp of a breakthrough where someone has a eureka moment and we all walk through and our customers well be forever grateful.
Or maybe we are all looking at it in the wrong way and trying to get too complicated by trying to offer too much or that we expect too much. The 80:20 rule has to apply to W2P.
