The database is the foundation of any Automic Automation environment. Performance, stability, and operating costs depend heavily on it. Many companies traditionally rely on Oracle —an established but license- and resource-intensive product. In a recent project, setis GmbH helped a customer migrate the Automic database from Oracle to PostgreSQL —achieving several goals at once:

How can business-critical processes be reliably modeled and monitored in an automation landscape? Using the banking Ultimo as an example, this talk shows how to maintain visibility across many distributed workflows and achieve period-end closes with less stress.
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Broadcom has fundamentally revised the licensing model for Automic Automation. The solution now follows a modern execution-based approach, replacing the previous model. This article explains how it works, highlights its benefits, and offers practical guidance for maximizing its value.

Migrating to the cloud raises a key question for many companies: how can existing processes and tools continue to be used in the new infrastructure? This is especially true when it comes to automation solutions like Automic Automation in the context of RISE with SAP — SAP’s cloud offering for the transformation into an intelligent enterprise.

In modern IT architectures, where events must be processed and distributed in real time, more and more companies are turning to Apache Kafka — or its commercial variant, Confluent Kafka.

The central question: how can Confluent Kafka be integrated into Automic Automation, and what approaches exist for collaboration between the respective architectures?