Technical Lead at a financial services firm with 1,001-5,000 employees
Real User
Top 10
May 7, 2025
We use IBM Workload Automation ( /products/ibm-workload-automation-reviews ) as a scheduler. We install agents on the application servers and use scheduling to trigger jobs on other servers. Our usage is not complex. It's for a government industry.
Information Technology Solution Consultant at a tech services company with 11-50 employees
Consultant
Top 10
Jun 10, 2024
I work with IBM Workload Automation in a remote environment. I mainly provide level two and three support as part of a team where the bank has level one support. My role involves balancing the workload and avoiding issues, utilizing IBM's facilities to optimize back-end workloads and meet service level agreements.
Cloud Services Automation Technologies Manager at Garanti Teknoloji
Real User
May 30, 2023
We are using IBM Workload Automation to run batch operations. The development teams batches, and the team that makes a plan and schedules the batches to be executed, and keep track of the summary of the batches. So we can say that we use it for batch operations in bulk.
Systems Engineer Lead at a real estate/law firm with 10,001+ employees
Real User
May 1, 2022
As a business we are slowly transitioning from legacy type apps and scripts jobs to web running jobs, via web services. IBM Workload Automation has supported us in making this transition.
Manager- Projects at a computer software company with 10,001+ employees
Real User
Nov 2, 2021
The solution comes with a scheduler. It contains a file for receiving things from external sources. We trigger the file, on which basis the subsequent business practices are kicked off, one after the next. This means that there is dependency on the file dependency. The subsequent steps in the business practices kick off, automatically, once the file is loaded.
We use it at the Bank for the portfolio management system. In 2001 and 2003 I created all these jobs for the portfolio management system for collecting data from the backend system. From 2015 I use it as the tool that collects the resources within the IT system that reports the use of different resources, file system resources, storage resources, and so on.
IT Manager at a manufacturing company with 10,001+ employees
Real User
Feb 16, 2020
The tool is managed from offshore by another company. The primary use for it in our company providing support to our main client who is a large beverage company that needs the product to manage operations. I just act as the support interface between the client and the offshore team starting at the time I took this position as a global manager for workload scaling. I found out about this product someplace and how we could put it to use. We have been running it ourselves and with our client for a long time. It is also a part of our company's application or solution set. The use cases for my workload purposes have to do with my applications. It works fine for scaling jobs and can interface with other systems. So it does what I need it to do.
IBM Workload Automation supports multiple applications, offers dynamic scheduling, and provides high availability without additional client installations. It's crucial for managing operations, workload scaling, and integrating distributed agents across diverse platforms.IBM Workload Automation offers robust job orchestration with dynamic and event-based scheduling. Real-time updates, high availability, and seamless integration with platforms like Oracle and SAP are key aspects. This tool...
We use IBM Workload Automation ( /products/ibm-workload-automation-reviews ) as a scheduler. We install agents on the application servers and use scheduling to trigger jobs on other servers. Our usage is not complex. It's for a government industry.
We have some customers from the government side, and IBM Workload Automation is part of their environment to automate their daily work.
I work with IBM Workload Automation in a remote environment. I mainly provide level two and three support as part of a team where the bank has level one support. My role involves balancing the workload and avoiding issues, utilizing IBM's facilities to optimize back-end workloads and meet service level agreements.
We use the solution for network automation.
We are using IBM Workload Automation to run batch operations. The development teams batches, and the team that makes a plan and schedules the batches to be executed, and keep track of the summary of the batches. So we can say that we use it for batch operations in bulk.
We use this product for batch processing. We have hundreds of users and carry out 25,000-30,000 jobs per day.
As a business we are slowly transitioning from legacy type apps and scripts jobs to web running jobs, via web services. IBM Workload Automation has supported us in making this transition.
The solution comes with a scheduler. It contains a file for receiving things from external sources. We trigger the file, on which basis the subsequent business practices are kicked off, one after the next. This means that there is dependency on the file dependency. The subsequent steps in the business practices kick off, automatically, once the file is loaded.
We use it at the Bank for the portfolio management system. In 2001 and 2003 I created all these jobs for the portfolio management system for collecting data from the backend system. From 2015 I use it as the tool that collects the resources within the IT system that reports the use of different resources, file system resources, storage resources, and so on.
The tool is managed from offshore by another company. The primary use for it in our company providing support to our main client who is a large beverage company that needs the product to manage operations. I just act as the support interface between the client and the offshore team starting at the time I took this position as a global manager for workload scaling. I found out about this product someplace and how we could put it to use. We have been running it ourselves and with our client for a long time. It is also a part of our company's application or solution set. The use cases for my workload purposes have to do with my applications. It works fine for scaling jobs and can interface with other systems. So it does what I need it to do.