BMC Software has introduced BMC Control-M 7, a new version of the solution that automates the management of dynamic and static workloads across applications as well as physical, virtual and cloud platforms, making sure business needs are met – regardless of how complex or unpredictable they may be.
The BMC Control-M 7 solution introduces Dynamic Workload Management, a capability that automatically maps workloads to IT priorities using policies that react to real-time business needs. This new feature enables enterprises to ensure workloads are aligned with business operational cycles, maximizing IT resources and reducing costs.
In addition, BMC Control-M 7 helps harness cloud environments, providing the elasticity needed to cost-effectively support fluctuating workloads. Its portable product architecture is built for virtual and physical environments, both on- and off-premise, fitting varied IT and business needs. The solution provides the flexibility needed to meet business service levels and priorities by easily enabling a cloud for processing workloads.
Playing a key role in BMC’s Business Service Management strategy, BMC’s Control-M workload automation solution allows customers to automate the execution of processes across the enterprise, which is critical to achieving IT cost reduction. The solution minimizes errors and gives IT a higher level of control and flexibility over their dynamic and scheduled workloads which are increasingly integrated with business services and online processing.
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