Linux Job Scheduler for the Enterprise
Powerful workload automation for centralized Linux job scheduling
Platforms
Windows, UNIX, Linux, AIX, Apple (Mac OSX), IBM i Agent, Solaris SPARC
Detailed specifications
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Get Back to Strategic Initiatives
When you’re able to automate all your workflows across your Windows, UNIX, Linux, and IBM i systems with a job scheduler, your IT team has more time to tackle more strategic projects that impact the bottom line.
Simplify Job Schedule Management
Bring isolated job schedules from cron or Windows Task Scheduler enterprise-wide. When your job scheduler integrates with your other key software applications, it’s easier to see the whole picture, leverage data across the organization, and unify your job schedules.
Implement Back-End Processes Faster
Be more efficient so you can meet your workload automation goals. Automated job scheduling makes your life easier and transforms the way you do business.
Key Features
Dynamic Enterprise Job Scheduling
High Availability for Maintaining SLAs
Role-Based Security and Audit History Reporting
Automatic Notifications
Centralized Monitoring
Benefits of Using a Linux Enterprise Job Scheduler
Productivity
Job scheduling software increases throughput by automating the production batch schedule.
Availability
In a networked environment, centralized control and automation facilitate greater availability.
Reliability
Automated scheduling ensures that jobs are completed in order and without errors.
Performance
A job scheduler helps fine tune your existing system for better and more powerful performance.
Security
Centralized security gives your organization control over who can execute or modify critical jobs.
Which Enterprise Job Scheduling Software is Right for You?
Use this interactive checklist to compare vendors and determine critical features so that you’re armed with the best job scheduler for your business needs.
Customer Success Stories
Enterprise job scheduling software helps you save time, streamline operations, and centralize control over your Windows, UNIX, Linux, and IBM i systems. We’ll show you how.