text: Another example is a sales team that generates a monthly sales report for each person on 
  the sales team. The sales manager needs a copy of these reports. A distribution can be set 
  up to email the documents to the appropriate sales manager. 
  
  The applications for using ODF are endless, but the basis for using it is the same. Documents 
  are loaded regularly and are needed by one or more users as they become available in 
  Content Manager OnDemand. Let us look at a specific example from our fictitious company 
  that was introduced in 1.2.1, “Background information of an example company” on page 6. 
  
  AFinancial Co generates monthly credit card statements for all its customers. These 
  customers can choose to receive a hardcopy of the statement or have the statement sent to 
  them as an email attachment. 
  
  In this example, even though separate customer statements are created each month, they are 
  loaded into the system at the same time, so only one load occurs each month. This 
  information is important when you are determining the best way to set up the distribution. 
  Before a distribution is set up, ask yourself the following questions: 
  
  (cid:2) What documents are needed? 
  (cid:2) Who receives the documents? 
  (cid:2) When are the documents retrieved and delivered? 
  (cid:2) Where are they delivered? 