Help/Systems, developer of web-based enterprise job scheduler, Skybot Scheduler, today announced the release of version 3.3 which includes an Oracle E-Business Suite interface that allows users to easily build complex schedules for EBS concurrent requests within Skybot Scheduler.
Oracle EBS requests also can be included in centralized job scheduling across multiple systems and applications, such as backups or file transfers, without additional scripting.
"The original challenge of server sprawl has been compounded by an equally growing diversity of applications. With IT departments at their leanest, job schedulers that can bridge the gap between systems and applications are critical," said Janet Dryer, CEO of Help/Systems.
Continued Dryer, "The Oracle EBS interface in version 3.3 is an important addition to Skybot Scheduler's growing list of application interfaces, which includes SAP NetWeaver, Informatica PowerCenter, and MS SQL Server."
Also new with version 3.3, users can schedule jobs on Macintosh servers. Since introducing Skybot Scheduler in September 2010, Help/Systems has released 17 version enhancements, including three major product updates.
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