With unattended automation, the cycle of modeling processes once, planning for the next future every day, executing without human supervision, and handling exceptions efficiently is what drives costs down and gives to operations a firm grasp over enterprise-scale business service delivery. IBM Tivoli Workload Scheduler V9.1 enhances several parts of this cycle with better modeling, crisper policies for automated reaction, and better interface presentation for live production information and for analytical statistics over previous service level objective performance.
IBM Tivoli Workload Scheduler V9.1 contains features that are designed to help improve these relationships, with a Self-Service Catalog business interface, better Service Level Agreement management, easier mapping from competitor products, and the capability to offer complete graphical views to hundreds of users.
IBM Tivoli Workload Scheduler V9.1 enhancements:
- Offers Application Developers the platform to develop for production
- Offers businesses a single stop shop for all application processes
- Maps competitor's definitions seamlessly
- Enables the automation delivery team to share practices and performance culture
- Enables operators to target their intervention with business critical situations
- Proactively tracks, alerts and reports on critical milestones
- Extends automation reach to any key business application
- Continuously enhances operations efficiency with fewer errors
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