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alarm reduction, IT productivity, Problem Diagnosis
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Managed Objects, the Business Service Management Company announced today the general availability of new package offerings designed specifically to extend and enhance BMC Atriumâ„¢ and HP ServiceCenterâ„¢ Configuration Management Database (CMDB) offerings
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Integration between Oblicore Guarantee and the IBM Tivoli Change and Configuration Management Database leverages Oblicore Guarantee’s Resource Management module and maps Guarantee resources and related data entities into equivalent CCMDB data entities. In
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EM7 makes IT management simpler, better, faster by integrating key functionality and features with a centralized data repository – all in one secure, scalable and cost-effective appliance.
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EM7 4.2 utilizes Really Simple Syndication (RSS) feeds for users to customize “newsfeeds†for event and trouble ticket reporting. This new delivery mechanism will help IT departments avoid the e-mailclutter that normally slows down the communication .
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CA this week added software to its service-oriented architecture management arsenal, which company officials say will let IT operations staff track the performance of loosely coupled SOA applications across production networks.
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management/monitoring appliance, uses AJAX, Google Maps, etc
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# Keynote’s Voice Perspective 2.0 to Provide Operational Performance Monitoring of VoIP Service Quality to Assure SLA Compliance
# New Service to Provide End-to-End Visibility into VoIP Service Quality in Hybrid Calling Environments That Include Both Vo -
SML v1.0 Spec Draft Released
A nice video demonstrating how the concepts of mashups, wikis and collaborative technologies will change the ways of the front line operations and engineering teams in the near future. Situational, demand or contextual driven mashups based on specific roles, personas, groups, IT silos, etc. will be one of the defining capabilities for the “2.0” enabled operations and engineering workforce.
IBM Tivoli QEDWiki on YouTube.
Point, click, drag and drop may be the start for systems/network management mashups, but I think the future is having an event driven mashup platform approach is where the power and potential is. With a solid foundation in the basics of service management, events flowing in from the tools used within the environment could be used to build out the event driven mashup of all the right views, dashboards, data, feeds, etc. so an operations, engineering, analyst, etc. gets a powerful presentation layer built in real time for the current incident.
Any other ideas for what the future of systems/network management will look like from the “2.0” perspective?
