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Automic V26 Update & News Operator is the new Tricise University eLearning module for Automic operators working on Automic Automation V26. It covers the refreshed Automic Web Interface with new status and connection colors, the Workflow Monitor with five traffic lights, task property icons and progress bars, the Intelligent Assistant and AI Filter Assistant, AI Jobs and Python Jobs in the Tasks list, Agent authentication, and the V26 deprecations. Five Use Cases, five hands-on exercises. Available since September 18, 2026 – free in all Tricise University Flatrates, €200 excl. VAT standalone.
Automic Roundtables by Tricise 2026: nine cities, hands-on talks, and peer networking. Secure your seat and join the community today!
Automic Script Essentials eLearning is released today at Tricise University—intro price €200 (later €275), free for flatrate users.
Thanks for joining our Tricise x automatics webinar! Watch the replay and see how Automic triggers secure SAP kernel updates. + 2026 Preview.
Automic Roundtables by Tricise 2025 closed in Zurich after great stops in Vienna, Stuttgart, Dusseldorf, and Munich—see you in new cities 2026!
Looking for a Microsoft Project Online replacement? Discover the best alternative to ensure a smooth transition before its retirement in 2026.
TRICISE celebrates double recognition at Arrow EVOLVE 2025, winning the AOD Partner of the Year and IMS Growth Contributor awards for exceptional innovation, collaboration, and customer success across Europe.
Learn how forward-looking capacity planning helps professional services organizations anticipate demand, protect margins, and deliver projects predictably.
Avoid end-of-support risks and unlock advanced automation capabilities. Learn why upgrading Dollar Universe to v7.01 ensures security, efficiency, and support through 2030.
A Java uninstall caused an unexpected AWI logon failure. See how Tricise identified the root cause in Tomcat, restored login, and secured failover again.