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Transform Your Workflow: Top Automation Patterns for Project and Portfolio Management

In by Jenna Potts

Do you struggle to identify bottlenecks in your workflows or find ways to optimize your organization’s value stream? Are you constantly trying new solutions to streamline your workflow, increase productivity, and boost your bottom line? In this webinar, we’ll explore the top value stream automation patterns that can help navigate common challenges faced by PPM managers and how they can use automation patterns to simplify processes, eliminate waste, and improve efficiency.

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Top Automation Patterns to Accelerate DevOps

In by Jenna Potts

Automation goes beyond code and connected integrations to automate end user tasks. Learn how you can use these top Automation Patterns to speed up the process of DevOps, and how to automate everything from infrastructure and micro-services to database development.

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Manage Flow by Creating Automations For Teams and Groups

In by Jenna Potts

We recognize that most large software delivery organizations implementing SAFe have multiple value streams managed by multiple teams and groups. With ConnectALL, you can create and associate your automations to specific teams that are under specific groups to achieve specific outcomes and value. In this 10-minute microwebinar, we will touch upon: -How you can create and manage group value streams and teams and what value does this add especially in a SAFe ecosystem-How to associate applications and automations will give a deeper understanding of teams and groups and how it helps to manage the flow of work better-How to use …

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Automate and Orchestrate Scripting Workflows Using ConnectALL’s Automated Script Management

In by Jenna Potts

IT teams often face challenges in scripting such as wrong or duplicate file transfers, finding and validating errors in the script, and documenting event logs. ConnectALL’s automated script management capability enables IT teams to automate workflows within a scripting environment (e.g. file transfers, data manipulation), detect workflow errors and incompletions, and auto documentations. Management of custom scripts enables users to own and manage all custom scripts from a single hub — allowing to write, manage, and execute the script without touching anything in the backend.  In this 10-minute webinar, we will show you:

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Improve IT teams’ Efficiency by Creating New Tool Connections and Automations Quicker Using the Universal Adapter

In by Jenna Potts

You probably already know about the only solution in the market that can connect innumerable number of tools and applications used in the software development and delivery lifecycle — enabling limitless connectivity, unmatched collaboration, and undisrupted flow of information. ConnectALL’s patent pending Universal Adapter is now even more powerful with users being able to create new Universal Adapters for new tool connections faster with a click of a button. This enables the use of automation patterns that are goal and outcome oriented. How does this work? In this 10-minute webinar, we will show you:

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How to Use Logic to Control Flow, Create Governance and Maintain Compliance in Your Software Delivery Value Stream

In by Jenna Potts

Just like how logic gates are used for digital circuits to trigger outputs only when certain logic sequences are applied, you can now automatically ‘turn on’ or ‘not turn on’ outputs in a software delivery pipeline based on logical conditions. ConnectALL’s value stream automation now has the Logic Flow Adapters, that uses boolean logic (AND and OR logic) to enable users to implement business workflow logic into their value streams that depends on multiple inputs from different applications. These can be used when you want to control the flow of information through your value stream.  In this 10-minute webinar, we …

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Visualize and Manage Flow Across Your Software Delivery Value Stream with Purpose-specific Automations 

In by Jenna Potts

ConnectALL’s value stream automation sits on top of the value stream and allows users to set different automation types — synchronizing, monitoring, triggering, and collecting data. The updated version enables users to create automations based on specific purposes or intent in line with automation patterns that help achieve specific goals and outcomes. You can also visualize the flow in the value stream based on these specific purposes.  In this 10-minute microwebinar, we will touch upon: