PRO Dynamic Document Archive (PRO DD Archive) offers customers the ability to archive print streams, such as AFP and Xerox Metacode, in their original format and sub-second retrieval and presentation times.
PRO DD Archive also delivers the capability to work with virtually any archival or content management system and eliminates the need for duplicate storage archives. This platform independent software also provides up to 90% compression that brings significant cost-savings.
Customer PRO DD Archive installations have experienced throughput performance between 500,000 and 3 million pages per hour for AFP and Xerox Metacode/LCDS files per single thread on a single CPU server. Experience with this software also shows that this performance is linear with the addition of incremental CPUs in a given server for very high volume applications.
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| PRO Dynamic Document Archive: Print Stream Archival Solution
Faster retrieval, lower storage costs, original format capability, single-source, cross-platform, re-purposing
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PRO Dynamic Document Archive (PRO DD Archive) allows customers to archive print streams in their original format, such as AFP and Xerox Metacode, and utilize mission-critical documents and data in versatile and robust ways. The software works with virtually any archival or content management system and eliminates the need for redundant storage archives. Sub-second retrieval and presentation times bolster customer service and operational agility, while cost-saving compression reduces storage and administration overhead.
PRO Dynamic Document Archive is the only single-source archive and retrieval solution built from the ground up specifically for transactional document processing environments. As a result:
- This high performance, cost effective, platform independent and scalable solution allows archived print stream data to be retrieved in the format required on a request by request basis from a single source of data.
- Customer PRO DD Archive installations have experienced throughput performance between 500,000 and 3 million pages per hour for AFP and Xerox Metacode/LCDS files per single thread on a single CPU server. Experience with this software also shows that this performance is linear with the addition of incremental CPUs in a given server for very high volume applications.
- By providing a single storage resource, PRO DD Archive becomes a valuable tool for regulatory compliance as well; organizations are able to better demonstrate instituted controls for retention and comprehensive custody of sensitive information and related documentation.
- PRO DD Archive eliminates the archive redundancy by providing a single storage source for a variety of media and applications. Viewing, faxing, re-printing, electronic presentment and print stream retention; all can be accommodated with speed, accuracy and flexibility unequalled in the industry.
This new approach will become the industry standard over time thanks to its innovative design, flexibility, efficient use of storage and ability to be tailored to any computing environment and set of applications.
PRO Dynamic Document Archive has been designed specifically for print stream archival/retrieval and it delivers benefits critical to storing and retrieving individualized production-generated documents that general purpose archive solutions cannot offer. PRO Dynamic Document Archive benefits include:
- Archival of enterprise documents in their original formats
- Savings of 50%-90% or more in storage costs
- Sub-second retrieval of documents
- Elimination of the need for separate archives, one for print stream retention and one for online viewing and content management applications
- High speed ingestion of AFP, LCDS and Xerox/Metacode
- Conversion to PDF, HTML, Metacode, PCL, AFP, PDF/A, PostScript, TIFF, XML and PNG
- Platform independence (z/OS, UNIX, Linux, Windows)
- Portability: an archive created on one platform will work on other platforms
- Scalability: PRO DD Archives can be concurrently accessed from as many systems as necessary, and retrievals can be run on virtually any hardware desired
- Ability to optimize print stream resources within the archived file that guarantees simplified resource management and assures that the job will be reproduced in its original format years later
- Achieving item quantities for maximum postal discounts
The PRO Dynamic Document Archive consists of a set of components that can plug into any archival or Content Management System to provide a total solution for the handling of advanced print stream applications. Each of the PRO DD Archive components can be integrated, used and managed independently and together they can be tailored to any environment and any set of applications. The diagram below illustrates the work flow for a PRO DD Archive implementation.
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