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Abstract: Many of today’s business processes require
batch operations. But IT organizations are struggling to keep up with scheduling as
batch windows shrink and more jobs are added to a growing number of platforms. Are your
batch production lines not as smooth as they should be? A scheduling tool can simplify, consolidate, and automate your
batch scheduling; lower the cost of
batch management; and reduce the risk of failed jobs.
PubDate: 3/25/2008 10:48:00 AM
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