BMC’S GenAI innovations drive business value from data

BMC’S GenAI innovations drive business value from data

New capabilities enhance workflow orchestration and drive mainframe transformation.


BMC, a global leader in software solutions enabling business faster than humanly possible, unveiled new gen AI-driven solutions and capabilities to increase velocity, improve operational resiliency, and drive efficiency.

Featured innovations/capabilities include:

Gen AI-powered advisor for Control-M SaaS – easy, fast, and intelligent

The new gen AI advisor for the Control-M SaaS solution, Jett, empowers users across the business to ask workflow-related questions using common language and without specialised training or domain knowledge. This innovation accelerates troubleshooting, problem resolution, compliance verification, and workflow optimisation so that companies can deliver extraordinary business outcomes. 

Additionally, the company’s upcoming Control-M 22 release will include new capabilities and integrations to help organisations unlock the full potential of their application workflows and data pipelines.

BMC AMI Assistant – AI flexibility for mainframe simplification

The 2024 BMC Mainframe Survey uncovered that among respondents who are expanding their mainframe footprint, 86 per cent are leveraging gen AI to unlock new efficiencies, accelerate decision-making, and transform operations.

The gen AI-powered BMC AMI Assistant continues to pave the way for the future of mainframe environment by providing a curated large language model (LLM) model library alongside a Bring-Your-Own Language Model (BYOLM) option that offers AI flexibility for mainframe transformation. Organisations can now move beyond limited AI choices and tailor their AI strategy to their specific workloads, security requirements, and governance policies.

Additionally, the BMC AMI Assistant’s knowledge expert (currently in beta) helps fill the institutional knowledge gaps that can occur when mainframe experts retire with AI-powered agents that deliver instant guidance and provide continuity and efficiency.

BMC AMI Ops Insight – Gen AI-guided issue resolution

The BMC AMI Ops Insight solution, powered by BMC AMI Assistant, provides gen AI-guided system resolution with AI agents. This provides operations teams with root cause and resolution guidance in natural language, so that they can quickly respond and keep mainframes efficiently running.

“For years BMC has developed AI, data, and hybrid cloud solutions that help companies work smarter, faster, and more efficiently,” said Ram Chakravarti, chief technology officer at BMC. “AI continues to reshape industries, and our customers want to leverage the power of AI to unlock value from their data and drive better insights for their business. Our new innovations announced today help future-proof our customers’ mission-critical systems with gen AI, so that they can transform their entire multi-cloud enterprises.” 


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