As companies seek digital transformation, they are asking IT to implement increasingly complex workflows that span multiple platforms, data sources and development methodologies. To handle these requirements, IT departments are turning to workflow orchestration tools. Though not new, these tools have grown more sophisticated in recent years. Modern best practices and selection criteria are emerging.
This paper explores how IT managers can leverage these practices and selection tips to get the best workflow orchestration results. It is based on reviews by IT Central Station members, sharing their experience with Control-M, BMC’s workflow orchestration product.