TME 10 Output Manager s three-tiered architecture ensures that vital business information will reach its destination, even in the event that a TME 10 Output Manager network server goes down. In the case of a network outage, control programs on each node continue to function, re-synchronizing when the network or system becomes operational. Output from one server can be re-queued if a server or an output device experiences problems. Through dialog boxes, users can direct output to any destination for which they are authorized, and automatically notify the party to whom the output is directed. Users can automate their repetitive output tasks, such as distributing a marketing presentation to field representatives via e-mail or Intranet posting.
Users can define logical printers and send output to that printer.
They can establish rules for receiving output, such as directing reports to their home fax or e-mail. Similarly, the Output Management Working Group will identify common services to consider for future integration. Tivoli customers always have the choice of best of breed systems management products, TME 10 integration with those products, and the most extensive interoperability across the systems management arena. Thousands of companies around the globe use TME 10 and compatible third-party products to reduce the cost and complexity of managing networks, systems, databases and applications. Headquartered in Austin, Texas, Tivoli is an IBM company.