Transforming Enterprise Control: The Role of Agentic Orchestration
Recent research highlights the evolving landscape of enterprise orchestration.
Enterprise Management Associates (EMA™), a prominent IT research and consulting firm, is set to host an insightful webinar titled From Workload Automation to Agentic Orchestration: What the 2025 EMA™ Radar Reveals About Enterprise Control. The session will feature Dan Twing, President and COO of EMA, and Guy Eden, VP of Product Management at BMC.
Webinar Insights and Participants
According to findings from EMA's latest comprehensive market research, expectations for automation tools are evolving significantly. The focus has shifted from simple job scheduling to intelligent orchestration that spans hybrid and multi-cloud environments, DevOps pipelines, and data ecosystems. Enterprises are no longer satisfied with just execution; they require platforms that demonstrate awareness, reasoning, and alignment with strategic business outcomes.
The year 2025 marks a pivotal moment as agentic AI enters mainstream enterprise software. It expands the role of orchestration beyond just applications and infrastructure, necessitating that enterprises synchronize the actions of intelligent agents across various environments, including ERP systems, observability frameworks, IT service management, and DevOps.
"Organizations are redefining their evaluation of automation tools, looking for solutions that support large-scale operations, enforce governance, and integrate seamlessly with the growing number of AI-driven agents in the ecosystem," Twing explains. This significant transformation is reshaping what is considered 'enterprise-grade' automation.
Key Features of Agentic Orchestration
During the upcoming webinar, Twing and Eden will delve into essential findings from the 2025 EMA Radar, sharing BMC's perspective on how workload automation and orchestration adapt to meet evolving enterprise requirements.
What Attendees Will Learn
Participants of the webinar can expect to gain insights on:
- The revelations from the 2025 EMA™ Radar regarding orchestration leadership and scaling within the enterprise environment.
- How Software as a Service (SaaS) is lowering barriers to adoption while ensuring governance at an enterprise level.
- The areas where AI and agentic orchestration are currently adding value and projections for future developments.
- The growing significance of data quality and Managed File Transfer (MFT) as foundational elements for reliable automation.
- Recognition of Control-M as a leader in mission-critical orchestration.
Webinar Registration Details
The webinar is scheduled for February 5 at 11:00 a.m. Eastern. Interested individuals can register for this event to deepen their understanding of how orchestration is evolving and what that means for their enterprises.
About EMA
Founded in 1996, EMA has established itself as a leading IT research and consulting entity, delivering informed insights in a rapidly changing technology environment. Through independent research, thorough market analysis, and vendor evaluations, EMA aids organizations in making strategic technology decisions. Their analysts combine experience with knowledge of industry best practices and emerging vendor solutions to help clients meet their strategic goals. For more information on EMA's offerings, visit their official website and connect with them on social media platforms.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main topic of the EMA webinar?
The webinar focuses on the evolution from workload automation to agentic orchestration and its implications for enterprise control.
Who are the featured speakers in the webinar?
Dan Twing, President and COO of EMA, and Guy Eden, VP of Product Management at BMC, will be presenting.
When is the EMA webinar scheduled?
The webinar will take place on February 5 at 11:00 a.m. Eastern.
What can attendees expect to learn?
Attendees will gain insights into orchestration leadership, SaaS impacts, AI integration, and more.
How can I register for the webinar?
Registration details will be provided during the promotional material for the event.
