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The company has no plans to provide a configuration management database, Sage said. Instead, Cisco will leverage CMDBs from other vendors, such as BMC Software Inc., IBM’s Tivoli unit, CA Inc. and Hewlett-Packard Co. Cisco also plans to work with a consor
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Cisco Systems Inc is to unveil a suite of products and services designed to provide a “secure, automated and scalable configuration management system” and help customers with complex networks meet compliance requirements. The name of the suite is the Proa
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Cisco wants to become a bigger player in the network and application performance management technology realm. In December the company launched the Network Application Performance Analysis (NAPA) product suite, which offered customers traffic and packet an
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Computing industry heavyweights on Monday announced a plan to create a standardized way for computing resources to “talk” to each other, a move they say will lower the cost of running corporate data centers. The initiative calls for the creation of an XML
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Sharp Analytics bridges the natural gap between decision makers and IT through SharpViewâ„¢, a full service BI solution. SharpView helps non-technical decision makers to act on accurate and timely information. SharpView combines the advantages of web-base
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Vigilant Technologies, an innovator in the delivery of Business Service Management solutions that create effective IT organizations, today announced the expansion of its Get Aware(TM) Suite of performance and operations services. This suite is designed to
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But using ITIL isn’t easy, because it demands major changes in how IT organizations are run. Consultant Malcolm Fry offers some reasons why ITIL projects fail:
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The new version of the IT Infrastructure Library will be made available early next year, promising to offer an easier implementation methodology and better understanding of returns on investments in the framework.
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The HP/Mercury Acquisition: analyst research and feedback
Dennis and the guys at EMA put this on yesterday. It was rather good and provides some different perspectives into the CMDB concept, how people are trying to approach implementing it and the not so uncommon challenges trying to get it done.
Check out the replay here:
http://www.emausa.com/ema_lead.php?ls=cmdbaws0706&bs=recording2