CA Technologies' CA Workload Automation Advanced Integration 1.0 for SAP Business Warehouse has received SAP certification.
This new solution, now integrated with the SAP Business Warehouse application, helps improve service delivery and simplify how users monitor and manage jobs to achieve better visualization and management of their end-to-end workflows.The SAP Integration and Certification Center has certified that CA Workload Automation Advanced Integration 1.0 integrates with SAP Business Warehouse to provide a unified view for jobs running in both SAP and non-SAP applications. This simplifies how users schedule real-time, event-driven tasks, and helps reduce the cost and streamline management of mission-critical jobs running in the software.
“Organizations want to monitor their entire mission-critical workloads in both SAP and related non-SAP applications from a single reliable interface they are familiar with,” said Desikan Madhavanur, SVP, Business Unit Executive, CA Technologies. “With this new integration and our current support for SAP Solution Manager, users can manage and run their CA Workload Automation Advanced Integration jobs using SAP interfaces from their familiar SAP software environment without additional training or resources.”
“This CA solution provides the ability to capture analytics from multiple sources, resulting in more effective decision making,” said Craig Stasila, vice president, DataXstream. “Our continued partnership with CA Technologies has enabled us to make an impact within CA’s extensive product line while helping our mutual customers address critical business needs.”
CA Technologies is participating in the SAPPHIRE NOW in Orlando, Florida, May 5-7, 2015. The integration of CA Workload Automation Advanced Integration for SAP Business Warehouse will be demonstrated at SAPPHIRE NOW in booth #1113–1115. SAPPHIRE NOW and the ASUG Annual Conference are the world’s premier business technology event and largest SAP customer-run conference, offering attendees the opportunity to learn and network with customers, SAP executives, partners and experts across the entire SAP ecosystem.
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