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CA Technologies today announced that EL AL Israeli Airline Company has implemented CA Technologies Next-Generation Mainframe Management solution, CA Mainframe Chorus, to help IT more efficiently manage mission-critical mainframe workloads and reduce the learning curve for novice administrators.
"We must support our business environment to be competitive, but cutbacks in budget and manpower make it hard for us to successfully manage our growing processing power and cope with the intensifying complexity of our computing environment," said Arieh Berger, Operation System and Information Security Manager at EL AL. "CA Mainframe Chorus helps us to simplify management, improve the flexibility and output of our computing division, and gives us a solution that allows us to do more with less resources."
In order to help provide for high availability of critical systems and services, the IT team needed a way to improve operations and reduce the training time to get new mainframe staff up to speed. CA Mainframe Chorus delivers EL AL's Mainframe team the modern web-based capabilities and streamlined user interface it needs to help accomplish these goals.
EL AL has improved IT operations by leveraging CA Mainframe Chorus' enhanced reporting tools, efficient handling of z/OS events and more flexible automated monitoring of storage levels. It has also taken advantage of faster problem detection and trouble-shooting, simplified graphical display of complex business data, historical analysis of trends and production of comparative diagrams for problem-solving.
"EL AL, like many of our customers, is looking to deliver excellent service quality to their users in spite of daunting economic and staffing challenges," said Dayton Semerjian, general manager, Mainframe Customer Solutions Unit, CA Technologies. "CA Mainframe Chorus helps them to transition from simply managing IT to delivering business services by providing Next-Generation Mainframe Management capabilities with the innovation and flexibility they need."
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