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Product Flyer: ProcMan – Automated Change Management for Workload and Scheduling Objects

Streamline the creation, validation and deployment of workload objects throughout the development and operations lifecycle. ProcMan automates change management processes for JCL, scheduling definitions and operational objects while ensuring compliance, governance and transparency.

  • Reduce Manual Effort Significantly: Automate object creation, validation and deployment through standardized workflows.

  • Ensure Compliance and Governance: Support four-eyes approval processes, auditability, version control and revision-proof archiving.

  • Connect DevOps and IT Operations: Manage JCL, IWS, Control-M and other workload objects through a centralized platform.

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ProcMan is a change management solution designed for IT operations and DevOps environments. It enables users to request, create, modify and delete workload-related objects such as JCL, procedures and scheduler definitions for IBM Workload Scheduler (IWS) and Control-M. Built-in validation rules and automated processing ensure that objects are checked, generated and deployed consistently across environments.

With role-based workflows, approval mechanisms and automated deployments, ProcMan improves efficiency and transparency across the entire change management process. Features such as versioning, archiving, audit trails and rule-based validation help organizations reduce errors and maintain compliance requirements. Download the product flyer to learn how ProcMan modernizes workload change management and strengthens collaboration between development and operations teams.

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