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Product Flyer: LDMSZ – Document Management, Archiving and Output Management for High-Volume Data

Efficiently manage, archive and provide access to large volumes of business documents. LDMSZ – Large Document Management System combines output management, electronic records and long-term archiving in a centralized solution for mainframe, SAP and distributed environments.

  • Audit-Compliant Long-Term Archiving: Archive documents securely and centrally while supporting automated retention and deletion processes.

  • Fast Access to Documents and Records: Enable thousands of users to quickly search, retrieve and work with archived documents and electronic files.

  • Seamless SAP and Mainframe Integration: Capture, process and archive documents from SAP, z/OS, Windows, Linux and Unix environments within a single platform.

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Organizations generate and process vast amounts of documents every day and require reliable solutions for storage, retrieval and compliance. LDMSZ provides a comprehensive platform for document management, output management and electronic records, enabling businesses to efficiently manage and archive large volumes of information while integrating data from multiple source systems.

From document capture and indexing to legally compliant long-term archiving, LDMSZ supports the entire document lifecycle. The solution simplifies mass output management, accelerates document retrieval and provides flexible access through web-based interfaces and the z/OS ISPF interface. Download the product flyer to learn how LDMSZ helps organizations improve efficiency, reduce costs and modernize document management.

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