Broadcom launches Automic SaaS

PALO ALTO, Calif. — Broadcom Inc. has announced its Automic Automation solution is available as Software-as-a-Service (SaaS).

Broadcom said its Automic SaaS provides the same features as the market-leading Automic Automation on-premises solution with the added benefits of a service. With advanced workload automation and workflow orchestration capabilities, Automic SaaS is designed to unify and simplify automation across mainframe, distributed, and hybrid cloud environments, while freeing up resources normally absorbed by infrastructure management.

“Infrastructures are continuing to shift to the cloud, while organizations are struggling to operate multiple tools. This is driving a critical need for a centralized view of automated business processes,” said Serge Lucio, vice president and general manager, Agile Operations Division, Broadcom. “Automic SaaS helps organizations unify workload automation, gain critical observability, and simplify orchestration just like our on-premises solution with the additional benefits of lower costs, increased agility, and improved productivity.”

“Automic SaaS offers the same full-featured Workload Automation as on premises while optimizing the TCO, freeing organizations to focus on strategic automation. We’re excited to partner with Broadcom in bringing this modern automation solution to the market,” said Guenter Flamm, managing director, Tricise GmbH.

Automic SaaS is a complete solution that offers advanced workload automation and orchestration across hybrid and hybrid-cloud environments removing islands of automation. Automic SaaS provides a number of benefits including always-on innovation, cost efficiency, enhanced security, and simplified agent deployment and upgrades

Bob Schwartz, CEO, Robert Mark Technologies said, “Automic SaaS is a game-changer. Our clients are thrilled to enhance their cloud initiatives with friction-free SaaS deployments. Broadcom’s new SaaS option will elevate the benefits of their workload automation solutions to their business."