Job scheduling is a well understood concept and process in IT, but the changes brought on by heterogeneity, volume and resulting complexity make it not as well suited to current IT. This white paper shows IT and data center operations professionals how workflows and automation of jobs represent the next tools to evolve a job scheduling approach.
Learn how, for job scheduling environments, these tools provide advanced automation capabilities and allow more structured processes and procedures to be integrated with traditional job scheduling. Understand how they enable you to integrate many tasks that include both IT users and business users, providing a more logical and business-oriented view of workload processes managed by traditional job scheduling technology.
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