Which of the following management tools centralizes local and shared printer control in one place, enabling printer administrators and operators to manage the print functions of some or all of the shared printers on a network?

print management tool

Explanation: The print management tool refers to a management toolkit which offers robustness and flexibility to users, enabling them to control printing processes of many connected computers from a centralized point. Printing activities such as determining what to print, amount to print, print history and so many related print functions of printers connected to a network can be controlled or manipulated from a central source, hence, giving user greater control and monitoring of printing activities.