Video Coop Success Story Video: Retailer Enabling Real-Time Hybrid IT Automation
Learn how the largest retailer in Denmark uses Stonebranch UAC to power its new in-store mobile ecommerce shopping app. See how they used automation to drive the full data pipeline between on-premises, public cloud, and mobile devices - in real-time.
As Coop modernized its digital approach, it required a solution that could support its increasingly complex hybrid IT environment. Their existing workload automation provider(s) could not achieve the integration or transparency needed to make both on-prem and cloud-based orchestration. Coop wanted an event-based solution to achieve real-time automation.
In this video success story, Palle Vesterlund, IT automation specialist from Coop, shares his insights on how the Stonebranch Universal Automation Center helps this leading Danish food chain.
Replaced schedulers including BMC Control-M, Windows Scheduler, Cron Scheduler
In this success story video, you will learn:
- Why Coop decided to replace BMC Control-M
- What UAC components and integrations Coop utilized to drive seamless real-time hybrid IT automation
- Why they needed a real-time, event-based solution
- How Coop orchestrates their data pipeline between on-prem and cloud environments
- And more
Further Reading
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