Martin de Martini

Martin de Martini is the vice president of transition management at Y Soft Corporation. He oversees the company’s internal and external standardization processes and continues to evangelize intelligent office solutions. As a Y Soft co-founder, he began coding the first version of YSoft SafeQ in 2000 and oversaw its development into an enterprise print management solution. He has held the role of CTO for nearly 13 years and has simultaneously acted as Head of R & D and product VP for periods of time. He can be reached at Martin.deMartini@ysoft.com.
printsecurity
November 2015
Three Steps to Increase Data Security for Document Handling
BY Martin de Martini
Nov. 30 2015
Much has been written about the importance of securing data in the enterprise. Organizations have implemented policies and have spent untold millions of dollars to ensure the security and privacy of sensitive...
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