Exploring the Coordination Challenges in Distributed Enterprise Automation Webinar by EMA

EMA Webinar: Exploring Coordination in Distributed Enterprise Automation



In the ever-evolving landscape of enterprise automation, organizations face increasing challenges when it comes to coordinating distributed systems. The upcoming webinar titled "The New Automation Challenge: Coordinating Siloed Workloads" is set to delve deep into these challenges. Scheduled for November 17 at 1 p.m. EST, this event will feature prominent speakers Dan Twing, President and COO of Enterprise Management Associates (EMA), and Peter Thiermann, CEO of apsware, a specialist in digital business automation. The presentation will also include a practical case study shared by Sven Lennartz, head of development at apsware.

Understanding the Automation Landscape



Today, enterprise automation encompasses a multitude of platforms including cloud services, data management tools, specialized applications, and AI. Each of these platforms operates independently, offering isolated views of their respective operations. The crux of the issue lies in the limited visibility into how these fragmented automated tasks interconnect and the dependencies that arise among them. According to EMA research, while many organizations claim to have strong visibility, over 83% do not have complete real-time insights into their orchestration systems.

Dan Twing states, "Enterprise automation is inherently federated, having grown organically across platforms, teams, and existing infrastructure layers. The integration of AI will further complicate this federation with additional platforms and new dependencies. To manage end-to-end processes that span across these boundaries, companies need enhanced visibility and control over the connections among their operations. This is where automation observability becomes crucial."

The Shift in Automation Challenges



During the webinar, Twing and Thiermann will explore how the landscape of automation is shifting. The focus is no longer merely on executing isolated tasks; instead, there's an urgent need to synchronize operations across increasingly intricate environments. Traditional orchestration methods are now proving insufficient, leading to a pressing demand for a comprehensive view across the automation landscape.

Key Insights to be Discussed:


1. The Increasing Distribution of Enterprise Automation: Why automation is becoming more dispersed across teams and systems.
2. Limitations of Individual Views: The inadequacy of single scheduler and platform perspectives in providing the necessary context for pivotal business processes.
3. Expanding Visibility Requirements: Recognizing that the need for visibility extends beyond just the specialized scheduling teams.
4. Reassessing Existing Automation Platforms: Why organizations should not rush to replace their current systems.
5. Creating Shared Views: Strategies to implement a consolidated view that enhances transparency across various automation environments.

As businesses increasingly integrate these advanced technologies, understanding the cohesive operating mechanisms across disparate automation systems is vital. Participants can look forward to a wealth of knowledge and applicable strategies to bolster their automation frameworks.

Register Now



To join this insightful discussion and empower your organization with better automation practices, register for the webinar at EMA Registration Page.

About EMA



Founded in 1996, the Enterprise Management Associates (EMA) is a premier IT research and consulting firm, focusing on delivering actionable insights tailored to the rapidly evolving tech landscape. With a commitment to independent research and expert analysis, EMA equips organizations with the knowledge needed for informed technology decisions. To learn more about EMA's research initiatives and consulting services, visit EMA Official Website. Stay updated by following EMA on X and LinkedIn.

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