- How to Use This Catalog
- Form and Content of Process Catalog Entries
- Application Optimization
- Asset Management
- Budget Management
- Business Continuity
- Business Relationship Management
- Capacity Planning
- Change Management
- Configuration Management
- Contract Management
- Contractor Management
- Cost Recovery
- Data Storage Management
- Facilities Management
- Inventory Management
- Job Scheduling
- Negotiation Management
- Network Management
- Output Management
- Performance Management
- Problem Management
- Production Acceptance
- Production Control
- Physical Database Management
- Quality Assurance
- Security Management
- Service-Level Management
- Service Request Management
- Software Distribution
- System Monitoring
- Tape Management
- Workload Monitoring
Output Management
This process aims at timely delivery of computer-generated output to appropriate distribution devices or users.
Tasks |
Skills |
Operation of various output technologies Output management software tools Interface to mail room and interoffice delivery Burst, sort, and de-leave operations Restart/rerun of output as required Use of print utilities to reproduce output as needed Routing of output to various locations Evaluate appropriateness of output medium Identify ways to eliminate hardcopy print Lower cost by using alternative media |
Understanding of user needs Understanding of system configuration |
Staffing |
Automation Technology |
Print operator Output manager |
Output management software Print protocols |
Best Practices |
Metrics |
Using a single output management process for the enterprise Integration of print, output, and document management functions Decentralized output processing to departments where possible Benchmark annually to evaluate competitiveness of output operations with competitors, industry standards Systematic reduction of hardcopy output |
Cost/printed page normalized for media fluctuations Percent of decrease in internal use hardcopy output Number of lost or missing outputs Number of reruns to reproduce lost/damaged output Stratified cost structure for hard copy, electronic, departmentally printed, fiche, and optical output options |
Process Integration |
Futures |
Integration of print, output, and document management |
Integration of output with tape/storage subsystems Customer-defined parameters for delivery, copies, frequency Common output management software for the enterprise Built-in archival based on business continuity/criticality Increased use of color technology |