Absolutely—they’re essentially the same tool, just rebranded through corporate acquisitions and product evolution:

• Autosys was the original name of the job scheduling tool before it was acquired by CA Technologies. It was a standalone, widely used automation platform for managing batch jobs and workflows.
• After the acquisition, CA rebranded it as CA Workload Automation AE (the "AE" stands for Autosys Edition, directly tying back to its original identity). This was part of integrating it into CA’s broader workload automation product suite.
• Later, when CA Technologies was acquired by Broadcom, the tool was rebranded again to Broadcom Workload Automation AE, but the "Autosys" name is still commonly used by long-time users and in legacy documentation.

The reference material you mentioned confirms this naming evolution, noting that Autosys is the pre-acquisition moniker for what’s now part of the CA/Broadcom workload automation lineup.

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