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Zenoss, a provider of open source systems management software, today announced the addition of Tim Galligan as Vice President of Worldwide Sales and Client Services. Tim will be responsible for all Zenoss’ sales, professional services, and reseller activi
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No vendor I know of (IBM included) has done a particularly good job of working out how to monitor their Identity Management infrastructure both from a business perspective and a software infrastructure perspective. It’s pretty much just been a services en
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Novell (Nasdaq: NOVL – News) today announced its Desktop-to-Data Center Management Blueprint, based on ITIL** services and built on open standards. The management blueprint is the next step in Novell’s commitment to offer the industry’s most comprehensive
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The Eclipse Test & Performance Tools Platform (TPTP) project released an open source and Application Response Measurement (ARM) V4.0-compliant implementation in June 2006, based on TPTP V4.2. This tutorial describes the TPTP project and explains how ARM h
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Network Solutions – An IBM Company
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That’s where Oracle’s new add-on for Oracle Enterprise manager comes in. It provides native integration so it can inspect the actual identity management processes, as opposed to the lower-level indicators reported through SNMP monitoring. And it can auto-
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good read on business service decomp, modeling, componentization, etc.
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Managed Objects, the Business Service Management Company, today announced results for 2006, noting its strongest revenue year yet, thanks to rapidly growing demand for its CMDB360â„¢ solution that improves IT service quality by lowering the risk of outage
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In this first webcast of our 2007 series, Managed Objects & Forrester will examine how companies today are evolving their CMDBs into valuable corporate assets. We’ll begin with a discussion of the essential elements necessary to any CMDB implementation
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**WE NEED MORE OF THESE FOR ALL BRANDS/PRODUCTS!!!!!***
We are a group of people who work in the development of WebSphere MQ at IBM’s Hursley Park lab in the UK. This blog is a chance for us to engage in a dialogue with people who spend at least some o
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This blog was set up by Andrew Ferrier and Chris Tomkins who work for IBM at IBM Hursley Park in the UK on the development team for WebSphere ESB in an attempt to consolidate our blog postings about all things SOA and in particular the IBM Business Integr