Why automation?
Some automation topics:
- IT Processes: Workload automation, file transfers, runbook automation, application automation
- Incident Amounts: Incident flood, increasing demands, alarm numbers
- Data Warehouse Integration: Makes it easier for you to analyze data by making it easier to manage your data
- Quick Changes and Releases: Fast releases, increased job requests, product releases and speeds
- Cloud and Virtual Environment Management: Increased virtualization rates, configuration, provisioning, compatibility
- Disaster Recovery Automation: Providing uninterrupted service and controlled monitoring of systems in extraordinary situations
What automation can offer you?
- Strategic use of manpower.
- Maximum return on technology investment with the right use of resources.
- End-to-end control and management of processes from a single center.
- Minimizing the need for human intervention and the resulting errors in simple and complex tasks.
- Availability of IT data requested for audits so that they can be retrieved at any time.
- Reducing operational risk and ensuring operational safety.
While automation is constantly changing and new best-practices are defined, the most important measure in automation solutions is how much the business will be impacted, that is, the result. In general, you may think about "good technology" as the first factor affecting this result, but shaping this infrastructure according to the needs of the user by considering it from the beginning to the end with an adequate design approach and delivering it as an effective application will be the most important aspects in achieving the limit of what you can gain with automation.
Disaster Recovery (DR)
Disaster Recovery is defined as the improvement of the technology infrastructure, which is essentially processes, policies and procedures, and the continuation of services in the fastest and most error-free way after a natural or man-made disaster. DR automation enables organizations to make their systems capable of providing services from different environments in any time period they wish, in accordance with predetermined standardized procedures and with minimal human intervention in the face of any unexpected incident. In addition, it is vital that these transition procedures are managed from a single point and that the process is visible end-to-end. Of course, it allows you to make the necessary reports to meet the determined SLA (Service Level Agreement), RTO (Recovery Time Objective) and RPO (Recovery Point Objective) by Business Continuity Management. We provide this value to our customers with our experienced team who have carried out many projects in this field and then supported them by working closely with our customers to improve these processes.
Data Warehouse (DWH)
Running a data warehouse requires the coordination of many tasks involving many different applications, systems and databases and the interaction between them. Of course, these tasks need to be handled and performed in the right order, at the right time and under the right conditions. One step in an incomplete process or running a step at the wrong time means a significant amount of wasted time as well as missing or incorrect information. Organizations need the right information at the right time to make the right decisions. Therefore, accelerating data integration and distributing it in appropriate conditions is of utmost importance. Since it is vital for all units of your organization to be able to run typical ETL processes automatically away from human intervention at any time in accordance with the specified standards, we are working with this in mind to provide the highest quality support to our customers in these large and critical operations.