Workload Automation: what is in the box?

Did you know? The Workload Automation agent contains the R3Batch SAP certified module to connect to you SAP system. It communicates with your SAP system to start the jobs and return its status. You can orchestrate your R/3, process chains and infopackage jobs with Workload Automation. ​

You can use the Dynamic Workload Console, the Workload Automation GUI, to combine SAP and non-SAP processes running on different systems and platforms.

​Workload Automation will support your processes with complex dependencies and gives you the full control of each step at any time.
 
For example you can determine the time when you process will start, the time within it has to end, control return codes and react automatically to failures: Workload Automation will carry all this for you!
 
In addition inside the Dynamic Workload Console you have the possibility to create R/3 jobs and Criteria Profiles on your SAP system and have a fully integrated interface.
 
Watch the video to see how it works → https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6MkJE6Gymq

See my post “Connect your Workload Automation agent to you SAP system” to see how to configure it to connect to your SAP System.

Maria Elena Massino
Software Engineer
​Workload Automation
[email protected]

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Maria Elena Massino is a Software Engineer on the Workload Automation development team located in HCL Rome Hub. She has worked on the WA development team since 2004 and has acquired significant experience on all the different components of the family: Dynamic Workload Console, Workload Scheduler z/OS connector, Workload Scheduler for z/OS and distributed. She is also responsible of the globalization process of these products. Further, Maria Elena worked on the Workload Automation on Cloud offering, initially as the Beta program leader, and later she developed the Applications in the Application Catalog. She has a Math background and she is currently coordinating the HighCreativityLabs project for HCL Italy to teach coding to students of primary and secondary schools.