Your IBM i Jobs Don't Live on an Island
See every Db2 for i, Windows, Linux, and Unix job in one console, and keep the automation your team already built running exactly as it does today.
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The Failures Live Between Systems
IBM i has run the business reliably for decades, and it still does. The risk shows up in the gaps around it. A file lands over SFTP and triggers an IBM i job. That job updates Db2 for i and Microsoft SQL Server. A BI refresh depends on all of it finishing in the right order. Native schedulers cannot see across that chain, so a failure surfaces quietly, often hours after it happens.
One Orchestration Layer, Every System You Run
A Silent Job Failure Is Never Just an IT Problem
A failed overnight job is not an inconvenience on IBM i. It is revenue that did not process, a shipment that did not go out, or a report that leadership is reading with the wrong numbers already in it. Every unplanned outage chips away at confidence in the team responsible for it, whether or not the cause was ever within their control. With dependency-driven orchestration, JAMS catches the failure and routes it to the right person within minutes, rather than someone discovering it the next morning.
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“Using JAMS for the past twelve years… to run PowerShell scripts to scrub data, concatenate, and de-dupe data files for sales. We also use JAMS to sequence files that go to our OMS that need to be completed before feeding the next file, a combination of file watches and network copy commands.”
Teams that switched on a deadline
JAMS migration tools read your existing job definitions and generate the equivalent jobs in JAMS Scheduler, or our engineers rebuild them with your team.
Migrated from ActiveBatch
80+ production jobs moved in two weeks
15 days
First conversation to purchase order
80+
Production jobs moved
2 weeks
Kickoff to production cutover
With less than a month left on its ActiveBatch contract, Virginia DMV moved its full schedule to JAMS Scheduler: file exchanges with other state agencies, SQL Server and Oracle jobs, and mainframe and iSeries interfaces. Zero jobs were lost in the move.
Banner scheduler migration
182 job chains rebuilt in 26 days
26 days
Kickoff to production cutover
182
Job chains rebuilt
0 days
Contingency in the schedule
Kent State went live on JAMS Scheduler the day its previous scheduler contract expired. It runs roughly 25,000 job executions a week, and promoting a chain to production now takes minutes instead of up to an hour.
“It is far easier to move things from development to production, which is not a small thing for a team our size.”
Amanda Kelley-Hurm, Senior Manager, Application Administration Support, Kent State University
