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We, the Workload Automation family, love to take care of every detail. Indeed, we strongly believe that to deliver a good quality product we need to increase our knowledge every day more by discovering and studying new technologies. But the technical part is not the only important thing, we take care of the whole product, which means presentations, blogs, videos, documentation, client advocacy, design thinking, skill transfer, etc. To achieve these goals, effective collaboration and knowledge sharing are at the core. Thus, we arrange a lot of knowledge sharing programs, such as “WA Talks” and “Lunch&Learn”.

IBM Workload Scheduler version 9.3 End of Support (EOS) has been announced, effective from 30 April 2021. If your running IWS v9.3, now could be a perfect time to upgrade to the Workload Automation v9.5 portfolio, effectively plan your software investment, and avoid any gaps in support.  IWS v9.5 offers new features and enhancements to help you accelerate your business by simplifying and automating workloads, improving SLAs, and saving deployment time. What to expect in this blog? This blog provides a step-by-step guide on what needs to be considered before upgrading IWS MDM from v9.3 to v9.5.

As a matter of fact, the deployment of Workload Automation (WA) to a Microsoft Azure cluster makes the implementation of the WA topology 10 times faster and 10 times more scalable compared to the same deployment to the classic on-premises platform, as is the case for Red Hat OpenShift, AWS EKS, Kubernetes and so on. The WA deployment to an Azure cluster can leverage all well-known cloud benefits.
Let’s go one step further with the WA deployment in the Azure world; using a managed database mean you avoid all those annoying maintenance and administration duties related to database management.

SAP is the backbone of thousands of companies worldwide: its end-to-end suite of applications and services enables business and public customers across 25 industries globally to operate. Enterprise resource planning is one of the strongest areas covered by SAP to take all the core processes needed to run a company – finance, HR, manufacturing, supply chain – and integrate them into a single system. Companies though are complex ecosystems that need to interconnect IT and business processes, while reducing their need for human intervention.
Automation is key to achieve governance, and boost agility.