BMC Unveils AI Innovations for Enhanced Workflow and Mainframe Transformation

Apr 15, 2025
BMC has introduced new AI-driven solutions to improve workflow orchestration and mainframe transformation, including the Gen AI-powered advisor for Control-M SaaS and BMC AMI Assistant.
BMC Unveils AI Innovations for Enhanced Workflow and Mainframe Transformation

BMC Software, Inc. has announced new AI-driven solutions aimed at enhancing workflow orchestration and mainframe transformation, as stated in a press release. The innovations include a Gen AI-powered advisor for the Control-M SaaS solution, named Jett, which allows users to ask workflow-related questions in common language, facilitating faster troubleshooting and workflow optimization.

Additionally, BMC introduced the BMC AMI Assistant, which offers a curated LLM model library and a Bring-Your-Own Language Model (BYOLM) option, providing flexibility for mainframe transformation. This tool helps organizations tailor their AI strategies to specific workloads and security requirements.

The BMC AMI Ops Insight solution, powered by the BMC AMI Assistant, provides AI-guided system resolution, enabling operations teams to quickly address issues and maintain efficient mainframe operations. These innovations are part of BMC's ongoing efforts to leverage AI for improved business outcomes.

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