Alliances Software & Management Associates

Headquarters: Houston, TX
Regional Offices: Worldwide

Company Profile

Founded in 1980, Software & Management Associates (SMA) has been an industry leader in providing enterprise automation solutions to data centers around the globe. Their goal is to offer the best automation solutions and associated services to organizations for which multiple platform/application automation is a critical business requirement. Whether a company is implementing e-business solutions, ERP applications or automation improvements within existing IT environments, SMA products and services can automate the complete organization. SMA products bring the functionality of mainframe job scheduling to an open systems environment and take the guesswork out of automating enterprise workloads.

Relationship with Unisys

SMA and Unisys provide clients the ability to automate application batch schedules, tasks and events resulting in increased operational efficiencies throughout the enterprise. Unisys is very pleased with the new expanded relationship with SMA, whose flagship product OpCon/xps, provides cross platform control of operational processes for MCP, OS2200, UNIX, Windows and IBM zOS and SYSTEMi5 operating environments. SMA’s corporate mission of creating long-term business relationships goes hand in hand with the philosophy of Unisys.

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Solutions

SMA's OpCon/xps, the first Microsoft Windows NT based enterprise wide scheduling solution, automates, centralizes and manages the scheduling of jobs while supporting more open system platforms than any other product. Its unique product design provides the reliability, scalability and flexibility needed to manage today’s varied IT environments. OpCon/xps provides for a high level of customization and adaptability to fulfill the most demanding requirements of any operating environment, no matter how complex or laborious. Efficient and smooth failover processes enable uninterrupted job scheduling amid server or database crises. Learn more...