We are currently using Taskero. We are the first install in Wisconsin and at this point everything is going well. Its in its infancy right now and we use it to monitor all our proofs, plates and printed product. It is at it most basic a central repository of all the data that is collected from the printing process from proof to final product. It collates all the collected data and can compare data from any point in time. For example, you proofed and printed a job last year and now its back for a re-run and it does not match on press, How can you know the proof and plates are the same as last time? are the lab values and densities of the printing ink the same as last year? You read the cal strip on the plate and compare it to the last reading from the previous run, it matches, OK move to the proof, read the proof strip and compare to last years proof, same with the press sheet. What I am getting at is that it provides data that can be used to identify problems after they happen and also before they happen. If you input proofing data from every proof and you have established a standard, in our case G7 you will get a pass or fail when you scan the proof bar. if it passes you know it is within spec and there will be no problem. If it fails you know you need to address what ever it was that made the proof fail, re-lin the proofer etc. Again it is still being developed and I am the most interested in what's in the future for the pressroom. From what I am being told it will be able to monitor pressroom environmental conditions, IE: temp & humidity. It will also be able to track connectivity and ph of fountain solutions and quite a few other things Fuji won't divulge at this point. Its not cheap to deploy but if absolute repeatability of print jobs and being able to troubleshoot problems are a high priority you might want to look at it.