Webinar

Simplify your Print Monitoring with Beta Control for DocZ (DE)

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Mario Meßer
Senior Manager Presales

In this webinar, you will learn how to streamline your output management without complicated system changes or multiple logins. You will explore how a modern, intuitive web interface can efficiently monitor operations. Beta Control will enhance operational security, reduce administrative efforts, and allow non-mainframe users to quickly access information stored in connected z/OS backends.

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Agenda:

  • Introduction: What is print monitoring and why is it important?

  • The solution: Presentation of the new web interface and the command interface.

  • Live demo: Step-by-step instructions on how to use the platform.

  • Q&A: Opportunity for your questions.

Key Benefits:

  • Standardized web interface: Manage and monitor all printing processes centrally.

  • New command interface: Discover modern intuitive web interface

  • Live demo: See for yourself how simple and effective it all is.

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Speakers

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Mario Meßer
Senior Manager Presales

Mario Meßer is a Senior Manager Presales at Beta Systems Software AG, where he has worked for many years in various presales and consulting-related roles. His responsibilities typically include developing solution concepts, supporting customers in technical evaluations, and designing process chains for audit and compliance scenarios. His profile reflects long-term experience in enterprise software environments and a strong focus on technical presales, customer guidance, and cross-platform process implementation.

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