text: *Figure 14-2 Content Manager OnDemand Distribution Facility overview*
  
  Figure 14-2 shows that the Content Manager OnDemand server and its operation did not 
  change. Reports and documents are loaded into the server, and system users continue to 
  view and print their documents normally. The only addition to the library server is a set of ODF 
  tables that define the documents that are to be distributed to which users and when. The ODF 
  process reads the ODF tables and collects the required documents and bundles them for 
  each recipient. ODF then send out the “bundles” to the appropriate destinations (email, file, 
  and print). Alternatively, ODF can send each recipient (based on system definitions) an email 
  notification that the report and document were loaded and are available for viewing. 
  
  Different organizations have different report and document load and retrieval patterns. In 
  certain cases, documents are loaded and never retrieved. In other cases, a loaded document 
  is retrieved multiple times by multiple users. In other cases, it is known that when a specific 
  report or document is loaded, one or more copies must be distributed to one or more 
  destinations. What benefit does automating this distribution process provide? 
  
  The biggest benefit is that as reports are loaded into Content Manager OnDemand regularly, 
  they can be delivered automatically to one or more users as they are loaded. Also, after the 
  distribution is set up, no other changes are required, such as changing the document 
  selection criteria to identify the latest data that is loaded. 