BMC announced new cloud data services and open-source integrations for Control-M, its application and data workflow orchestration platform.
These new capabilities provide IT operations the ability to enable secure, automated self-service experiences for non-IT business partners.
New and updated capabilities include:
- Strategic integrations with Apache Airflow, Amazon Web Services (AWS), and Google Cloud. This further expands the Control-M solution’s reach into the public cloud and open-source ecosystem to help customers orchestrate application and data workflows across the technologies they choose.
- Enhanced Managed File Transfer and data orchestration features to help organizations seamlessly transfer files to and from cloud storage solutions with greater flexibility.
- Advanced functionality and self-service interfaces to improve collaboration between IT operations, developers, data engineers, and business users.
The newest updates will help businesses strengthen their automation capabilities, operate more efficiently, deliver data-driven insights faster, and improve both self-service and collaboration between IT operations and their internal customers.
“Businesses are focused on driving modernization initiatives and delivering transformative digital experiences for their employees and customers,” said Gur Steif, president, digital business automation at BMC. “We are committed to continuously innovating the Control-M platform to support our customers. The new functionality we announced today gives stakeholders across organizations freedom to collaborate to turn data into actionable insights faster, leveraging the latest cloud and data technologies.”
This update complements additional capabilities recently introduced to the Control-M solution, including Control-M Workflow Insights, the Control-M Python client, and the Control-M integrations with leading cloud data services.
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