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My recent article on BSM generated more e-mail than just about any other story this year. What was most interesting were the different (and diametrically opposed) perspectives that I saw.
** Where’s my comments on this post? **
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“You can look at the ‘health’ of all your data-center stuff in relation to how smoothly, or not, the business is running,” said Michael Coté, an analyst with Redmonk.
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despite their potential benefits, BSM initiatives can be daunting. This session presents practical advice designed to help you avoid pitfalls and achieve quick wins right now!
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I can’t help but think Firescope is onto something. The company is achieving an 8% conversion rate from downloads. That is high by any standards. In those larger deployments: NASDAQ and Slumberland are customers – Firescope offers a deeper range …
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The Megavendors In IT Management Software by Jean-Pierre Garbani, Peter O’Neill – Forrester Researchweakness of the US domestic market will lead to increased competition between these megavendors in both the US market and abroad, where currency exchange rates make markets even more attractive.
**Anyone have access?*
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This white paper summarizes the BMC Foundation Discovery and BMC Topology Discovery 1.5.01 performance and scalability lab test results.
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Challenge: “Make Managed Object’s products available for download as part of a free trial, publish your prices and the real cost of and the timeframe of implementing your products. Then let the customers decide what solution delivers against their needs”
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No one wants to put themselves through so much pain to end up with a solution that’s collecting dust a year after deployment because it was too hard to maintain.
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announced that it has named Abbas Haider Ali as Vice President of Product Strategy
** Hmm, little mention of a BSM background? **
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Some things which are bad and make no sense:
* Lack of clarity in strategy for Webtop vs TBSM (which customers seem to build BSM on Webtops).
* ITCAM is total junk, and is years behind competing products from HP (Mercury).
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Hi Doug, Where were the blog comments on Network Computing Blog | The BSM Debate. Surely on this day and age (web 2.0) the discusion should have been continued online not by email. Rgds Rob.
I’m not sure where they went, if they were blocked or ? Nothing harsh was said, so I don’t know. I don’t see any comments left for that post by anyone else either and I’m sure others would have commented.
Doug