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Overview: UC4 Software is a leading provider of workload automation solutions ensuring enterprise systems run faster, more accurately and without interruption. UC4 enhances application performance and improves efficiency for more than 1,500 companies worldwide.
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Automation within, around, and beyond Oracle E-Business Suite by UC4 Software, Inc
June 2008 - This white paper will examine how to significantly improve your ROI and describe how UC4 Workload Automation Suite enhances and extends the Oracle E-Business Suite.
Benefits of Automating Data Warehousing by UC4 Software, Inc
May 2008 - Data warehousing can be defined as a copy of data specifically structured for querying and reporting.
Beyond Job Scheduling: The Road to Enterprise Process Automation by UC4 Software, Inc
May 2008 - This white paper demonstrates the ever-increasing value of adding enterprise process automation software to the IT infrastructure. It traces the evolution of traditional batch scheduling, illustrates where leading edge products are today.
UC4 Software: Helping IT Acheieve Sarbanes-Oxley Compliance by UC4 Software, Inc
June 2008 - This whitepaper describes how UC4 Workload Automation Suite can be used to help meet Sarbanes-Oxley compliance based on the COBIT Control Objectives, a widely adopted set of control objectives.
Why Application Automation Should Be Part of IT Infrastructure by UC4 Software, Inc
May 2008 - This white paper focuses on how an application automation/job scheduling tool can reduce costs in each of these areas; design, Development, Testing/QA, Implementation, Maintenance.
Workflow Vs. Application Automation Tools: Choosing the Right Tool for the Job by UC4 Software, Inc
June 2008 - With the increasing popularity of workflow software, many IT departments are wrestling with the distinction between workflow programs and application automation tools. This paper sheds some light on their distinction.
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