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| Reduced overall cost of ownership for print. |
Discover many ways to save time and money through
workload balancing, operator efficiency, centralization and automation of resource management, error recovery, accounting and other print-related tasks. |
| End-to-end print management. |
- Comprehensive resource management and page-level error recovery can reduce the time operators spend setting up and managing print jobs.
- After resources are transformed and LCDS or metacode jobs are converted to AFP™, printing is managed by IBM Print Services Facility™ (PSF™) on z/OS®.
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| Single-source resource management for multiple printers. |
- Convert Xerox print resources, including forms, fonts, logos and images, into AFP while you retain copies of the originals.
- Store formatting information from Xerox non-print resources, such as Job Descriptor Entries (JDE) and Page Descriptor Entries (PDE), to process and format jobs correctly.
- Store resources centrally on z/OS to save time associated with coordinating the correct version of each resource on each printer.
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| Integrated accounting. |
With accounting integrated with the host system, you can centrally manage record keeping and simplify chargeback processing. |
| Standardization on a single application data stream in a multivendor environment. |
Boost productivity and leverage your z/OS investment. Combine Infoprint® XT Extender with Infoprint Server and other z/OS offerings, and you can accept input in many data streams and formats, and convert datastreams to and from AFP. Then, direct output to a wide variety of printers, softcopy storage and presentation solutions. |
| Integration with IBM's Content Manager on OnDemand. |
Use Infoprint XT to create an AFP environment, and you gain the flexibility to archive and retrieve documents as needed. |
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