OpCon TCO
What effect has OpCon had on your total cost of ownership (TCO)? How would you compare your TCO with OpCon versus other workload automation products that you have used? Please explain.
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EdwardWatson
Sr. System Programmer at a insurance company with 1,001-5,000 employees
A primary factor for us was cost. Given what it's doing for us, versus the price that we're paying for OpCon, we feel that it's extremely beneficial to us in terms of the total cost of ownership.
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- Saved IT Time
- Reduced Human Error
- Self Service - Workloads
- Self-Service - User Productivity
- Increased Productivity
- Ease of Use / Simplicity
- Learning Curve
- Streamlined Operations
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- TCO
- Orchestrating Workflows
- Complex Schedules
- Free Up Staff’s Time
- Self Service Feature
- Legacy Systems
- Time Saving
- Reducing Errors
- Seeing Value
- OpCon Cloud - Time Saving
- Automated Processes
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