Your Vendor Matters: Don’t Pick a Random SOAP for Workload Automation
Reach out to RMT here for an inside-scoop on vendors.
As Gartner points out, if you want to drive digital innovation and business agility, it’s important to choose the right Workload Automation vendor. To put it another way, if you want to ace your digital transformation test instead of crying into your cocktails, do homework on your vendors.
As Workload Automation users, we watch vendors eat up software vendors, cut their staff, and lower their reinvestment strategies while they increase renewal rates. It’s troubling.
To begin with, it creates vast uncertainty about relying on their automation solutions. You don’t want to get stuck with a hot mess.
In other digital transformation articles, we introduce SOAP AI and its Role in Hyper-Automation, the Workload Automation software that made Gartner’s list, and 7 Functions of Workload Automation SOAPs.
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We’re humble about it, but the truth is we can help you out with this in our sleep, and we’re happy to let you see our cheat-sheets. The SOAPs we resell and support at Robert Mark Technologies are specifically designed for rapid deployment and scalability — and can provide your IT teams with the flexibility and efficiency they need to meet SLAs and exceed expectations.
In like manner, we also only promote trusted vendors. For example, Broadcom Software continues to heavily reinvest in Automic Automation, its flagship Workload Automation product. The most compelling evidence? With 5 billion invested annually on Broadcom R&D, Automic receives continuous Cloud investments, SaaS offerings, and additions to its 300+ out-of-the-box integrations.
But that’s only one of our solutions. To learn more about how we can support your digital transformation initiatives, we’re just an email away.
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