2. COST VALUE Integrate Intelligently Automate Accelerate “ Informed Automation” Unique linking of performance metrics and configuration information with rules-based policy engine Dynamically react to production environment changes to execute jobs on best available resources Result: Improved applications performance and availability, and more efficient resource usage Lean IT Capabilities of Business-Driven Automation
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With CA, you can adopt and adapt Business-Driven Automation at your own pace through these key pillars: Application Configuration Management and Change Detection: ensures the standardization of system and application configurations that support business critical services. IT organizations can establish gold standards and auditing configurations to quickly identify and manage changes/drift. Workload Automation: allows you to dynamically and immediately initiate the processing of business data across the enterprise, proactively managing exceptions that could impact service delivery and alerting the appropriate staff. Exploiting these automation capabilities throughout the application lifecycle can also decrease develop time, improve QA testing, and ensure successful production processing to meet your service objectives. Server and Application Provisioning – improves efficiency, agility and service quality by automatically provisioning resources (physical, virtual and cloud) based upon defined policy and in response to changing business demand. It provides four levels of provisioning so IT organizations can expand and adopt their automation strategies at their own pace. Virtualization Management and Provisioning - helps balance workloads, improve the return on virtual server investments and address the issue of under or over-utilization by applying policy-based management and automation based on granular and detailed virtualized and physical performance information. Self-Service Reservation Management: improves time to market, service quality, productivity by allowing end-users to quickly and securely reserve physical, virtual and cloud resources through an automated, on-line self service reservation and provisioning interface. Process Automation: enables IT organizations to create process flows that move beyond domain silos and integrate with multiple IT technologies providers. IT organizations can automate the tasks and create repeatable and extensible processes across the virtual and physical infrastructure.
Application Configuration Management and Change Detection: ensures the standardization of system and application configurations that support business critical services. IT organizations can establish gold standards and auditing configurations to quickly identify and manage changes/drift.
Workload Automation: allows you to dynamically and immediately initiate the processing of business data across the enterprise, proactively managing exceptions that could impact service delivery and alerting the appropriate staff. Exploiting these automation capabilities throughout the application lifecycle can also decrease develop time, improve QA testing, and ensure successful production processing to meet your service objectives.
Server and Application Provisioning – improves efficiency, agility and service quality by automatically provisioning resources (physical, virtual and cloud) based upon defined policy and in response to changing business demand. It provides four levels of provisioning so IT organizations can expand and adopt their automation strategies at their own pace
Virtualization Management and Provisioning - helps balance workloads, improve the return on virtual server investments and address the issue of under or over-utilization by applying policy-based management and automation based on granular and detailed virtualized and physical performance information.
You’ve seen this in action…. Self-Service Reservation Management: improves time to market, service quality, productivity by allowing end-users to quickly and securely reserve physical, virtual and cloud resources through an automated, on-line self service reservation and provisioning interface.
With CA, you can adopt and adapt Business-Driven Automation at your own pace through these key pillars: Application Configuration Management and Change Detection: ensures the standardization of system and application configurations that support business critical services. IT organizations can establish gold standards and auditing configurations to quickly identify and manage changes/drift. Workload Automation: allows you to dynamically and immediately initiate the processing of business data across the enterprise, proactively managing exceptions that could impact service delivery and alerting the appropriate staff. Exploiting these automation capabilities throughout the application lifecycle can also decrease develop time, improve QA testing, and ensure successful production processing to meet your service objectives. Server and Application Provisioning – improves efficiency, agility and service quality by automatically provisioning resources (physical, virtual and cloud) based upon defined policy and in response to changing business demand. It provides four levels of provisioning so IT organizations can expand and adopt their automation strategies at their own pace. Virtualization Management and Provisioning - helps balance workloads, improve the return on virtual server investments and address the issue of under or over-utilization by applying policy-based management and automation based on granular and detailed virtualized and physical performance information. Self-Service Reservation Management: improves time to market, service quality, productivity by allowing end-users to quickly and securely reserve physical, virtual and cloud resources through an automated, on-line self service reservation and provisioning interface. Process Automation: enables IT organizations to create process flows that move beyond domain silos and integrate with multiple IT technologies providers. IT organizations can automate the tasks and create repeatable and extensible processes across the virtual and physical infrastructure.
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