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| Windows Server 2003/ 2008 | ||||
| Linux (x86) | ||||
| Sun Solaris (Sparc/x86/x64) | ||||
| HP-UX (PA-RISC/Itanium) OpenVMS (Alpha/Itanium/ VAX) Tru64 UNIX |
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| AIX (PowerPC) | ||||
Define your job scheduling graphical workflows across independent systems using simple drag-n-drop modelling!
As business demands grow, IT infrastructures transform and technology trends accelerate, your quest for expedient process optimisation and your organisation, system, application, virtualisation and even cloud job scheduling requirements become increasingly difficult to understand, analyse and communicate. An enterprise batch job scheduling software solution needs to address these issues effectively, helping you to realise your workflow automation goals with the minimum of fuss.
Job Scheduling Graphical Workflow Definition
Using the Graphical Workflow Definition you can quickly and easily create any number of workflow layouts that aid understanding, simplify problem resolution and can be utilised for documentation.
Using EnterpriseSCHEDULE workflow layouts aides:
- Documentation – self documenting intuitive graphical workflow
- Rapid Problem Resolution – easily identify failure point and resultant effect upon the workflow
- Process Improvement – simplify complex and cumbersome routines
Complex Job Scheduling Dependencies
Workflow Automation requires the ability to manage complex dependencies, often across disparate entities. EnterpriseSCHEDULE provides you with the ability to easily define job controls such as: job initiates, prerequisites, wait-for-file and customisable resource variables.
Within EnterpriseSCHEDULE the relationships and interactions between batch jobs in a complex workflow are:
- Easily configured to control pre and post job conditions
- Simplified via external controls versus traditional complex scripted capabilities
- Empowered with the flexibility to adapt to resource changes dynamically
Real-time Batch Job Monitoring
Utilising the Windows GUI, EnterpriseSCHEDULE operators can design, monitor and manage the entire workflow batch job automation process. Whether you prefer to access the simple job event display or the highly detailed workflow layouts, both provide real-time information at a glance and secure access to job statistics, job execution logs and the history for all batch processes, workloads and workflows across the entire enterprise.
As an EnterpriseSCHEDULE operator, administrator or line manager, all your relevant information is available via CLI, Windows GUI or Web Interface providing:
- Real-time job status and job control for all jobs across all platforms
- Direct instant access to job logs, job history and reports
- At a glance graphical workflow information suitable for operations centre views
Virtualization/Cloud Computing
Automation and the synchronising of batch job scheduling tasks across physical and virtual systems are critical elements to the success of business workflows and BPM spanning these heterogeneous IT environments.
EnterpriseSCHEDULE is a virtualisation ready automated batch processing solution that delivers:
- VVM Automation – ability to execute jobs across Virtual Hosts, Virtual Machines and Virtual Guest operating systems
- VM Management – the job scheduler can automate centralised systems management for provisioning across virtualisation vendor platforms
- VM Maintenance – schedule physical
and virtual housekeeping tasks
- Feature-rich GUI for comprehensive visualisation
- Scheduling jobs and connections created by simple drag-n-drop
- Job layout windows for job application suite design and display
- Configurable layout windows, providing self-documentation of job suites
- Real-time job state changes displayed in multiple layout windows
- Colour-coded 1-line monitor entries for instant job status view
- Instant access to job logs, statistics, history and properties
- Jobs connected across multiple platforms and servers and monitored centrally
- Flexible initiate and prerequisite connections + complex resource relationships
- Seamlessly implement Job scheduling on virtual servers

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