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Overview
EOS (Enterprise Output Solution), well-suited for high-volume data centers, captures information throughout the
organization, creates customized packets, and delivers them anywhere, online or in print, independent of data format
and platform source.
Benefits
- Sharp reduction in print and distribution costs
- Enterprise-wide integration of fixed content in any format
- Broad range of secure delivery channels
- Flexible archiving of critical information
- Multi-platform support for optimization of computing resources
- Total control over output management
- Easy monitoring of production activity
- Increased productivity with delivery of only targeted content
in the required format
Extended View
Streamlined production monitoring
In order to enable each target to get a simple merged view of all content, the enterprise must often make a choice between first integrating
all its applications, a costly error-prone process, or somehow managing numerous disparate applications.
With EOS, enterprise applications remain intact. Production output from all systems can be stored in one repository and,
during insertion, can be analyzed for errors in order to identify any abnormal operations. In essence, one person can
monitor all production processes, having access to all current and historical information in one location.
Thorough scalability
The proliferation of applications in diverse computer environments presents an exceptional challenge in terms of content integration. EOS simplifies the task by providing a solution that runs on all standard platforms, consolidating all output and archiving it in a central repository. It is compatible with any storage system, leaving the enterprise the choice of the media best suited and most cost effective for their requirements.
The ability to run EOS in z/OS, Unix (AIX, HP-UX, Sun Solaris, Linux), and Windows server environments translates into resources savings as the enterprise can easily incorporate data generated in each of these environments.
The Global View component merges information from all EOS servers to provide a single view of all business content.
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