Case Study: Indiana University Foundation achieves faster, automated job scheduling with ActiveBatch from Advanced Systems Concepts

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Indiana University Foundation runs 30–40 nightly jobs and cuts batch time with Advanced Systems Concepts, Inc.

The Indiana University Foundation (IUF) faced a challenge in automating and monitoring data exchange jobs across its disparate systems, which included UNIX, Linux, Windows, SQL Server, and custom applications. Relying on basic schedulers and manual triggers, their IT team spent considerable time monitoring jobs and writing custom scripts. To overcome this inefficiency, they sought an advanced IT automation solution and implemented ActiveBatch Workload Automation from Advanced Systems Concepts, Inc.

By using Advanced Systems Concepts' ActiveBatch, the IUF automated its processes with event triggers and gained robust reporting and alerting capabilities. This eliminated manual monitoring, allowed jobs to run back-to-back based on set conditions, and enabled immediate email notifications for failures. The solution improved uptime, optimized resources, and allowed the IT team to complete more batch jobs in less time, often resolving issues before users were even aware a problem had occurred.


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