Bookmarks for November 18th through December 5th

by delicious on December 6, 2011

These are my links for November 18th through December 5th:

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TBSM Job Opportunity: Bank of America

by doug on December 3, 2011

Just stumbled across this posting over on LinkedIn for a TBSM Engineering job at Bank of America. Listed as a Charlotte, NC position but I know they have staff scattered across the country so there may be opportunities to work elsewhere if there is a good fit. If you want to work on a team made up of really great folks who design, develop and manage one of the largest TBSM deployments in the world, this is your opportunity.

http://www.linkedin.com/jobs?viewJob=&jobId=2240512

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TBSM v6.1 Data Sources – Supported Database Drivers

If you hadn’t paid close enough attention as you were RTFM over the past few weeks you may have missed this. This release of TBSM v6.1 does not include the same database drivers that the previous versions of TBSM had. TBSM v6.1 only provides the following database driver support: DB2 HSQL Informix ObjectServer If you [...]

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Bookmarks for July 28th through November 17th

These are my links for July 28th through November 17th: CloudMade – The Leading Platform for Creating and Monetizing Unique Applications With Location – Swapping Mapping Web Services on the Fly: Mapstraction Views Module for Drupal | Development Seed – Cloud App Management Platform New Relic Raises $15M From DAG, Benchmark | TechCrunch – Enterprise [...]

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TBSM v6.1 Feature Review: Full Netcool/Impact Included

Ever since the days of Netcool/SLAM, Netcool/RAD and now TBSM v4.x, the heart of the product has been based on Netcool/Impact. If you peel all the layers of the onion back, you’ll see a few dozen Netcool/Impact policies that handle all of the heavy lifting for TBSM and simply feed various UI components. The use [...]

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TBSM v6.1 Feature Review: 64bit Support

TBSM v6.1 marks the first time that TBSM can take advantage of the benefits of 64bit operating systems. One of the primary key benefits from this is support for larger service model instantiation within memory. Service models in excess of 100K objects should make use of properly provisioned and tuned 64bit operating system platforms. Regardless [...]

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TBSM v6.1: A Quick Walk around the Documentation and Initial Planning Resources

The main TBSM v6.1 documentation is now online and available here. A documentation landing page is available here for quick access to previous versions of TBSM documentation. PDFs are available for download here. The TBSM v6.1 Release Notes are available here. The new TBSM v6.1 wiki is located here. The old TBSM wiki is located [...]

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TBSM v6.1 – NOT Just Another Upgrade or Migration!

Over the years, I’ve tried to use my blog as a platform to ‘preach’ the need for approaching Business Service Management (BSM) with considerable thought, research, discussion, transformation/change and ultimately design and architecture to be successful. These tenets become especially true when using the IBM Tivoli BSM portfolio and the Tivoli Business Service Manager (TBSM) [...]

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