What does SPRI do?
SPRI captures, stores, routes, and manages print and report output within zVSE/VSEn environments. It provides a centralized solution for handling mainframe-generated reports, offering features such as archiving, indexing, and distribution. SPRI can function as a replacement for POWER or operate in conjunction with it.
Is this a system, application, or tool?
SPRI is a system designed to manage print and report output. It provides a comprehensive set of features for capturing, storing, routing, and managing reports generated within the zVSE/VSEn environment. It offers functionalities beyond basic printing, including archiving, indexing, and distribution.
What types of organizations use this?
Organizations that rely on mainframe systems, specifically zVSE/VSEn, and generate a significant volume of reports can benefit from SPRI. This includes businesses in industries such as finance, insurance, and government, where efficient report management is crucial. Companies looking to streamline their output processes and improve report accessibility should consider SPRI.
When should we consider SPRI?
A company should consider SPRI when they need a more robust and efficient solution for managing print and report output in their zVSE/VSEn environment. If they are experiencing challenges with report distribution, archiving, or accessibility, SPRI can provide a centralized and automated solution. Additionally, if they are looking to replace or enhance their existing POWER system, SPRI is a viable option.
What are the alternatives to SPRI?
Alternatives to SPRI include CA JMR, Deliver, and Columbus Z. These products also offer print and report management capabilities for mainframe environments. The choice depends on specific requirements, existing infrastructure, and budget considerations. Some organizations may also choose to continue using POWER, although SPRI can provide enhanced functionality.