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- DiSH
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- Application Monitoring
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- TKU 2009-Oct-1
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- Autonomy
Product Description
DiSH, which serves as the middle layer to unify Autonomy with other enterprise applications, enables administrators to track information as it comes into the Autonomy system. It also tracks information as it is automatically indexed, tagged, categorized, routed, and/or delivered to end users. Administrators can run reports to determine how many queries are being made, what information is being utilized, which queries are not returning results as well as gain administrative information such as when a server is down, what applications are being crawled for indexing, and performance metrics of Autonomy's individual functions. Because DiSH allows administrators to remotely control and analyze individual or multiple functions simultaneously, it provides visibility into all aspects of the content indexing and automated workflow through the system.
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