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The MOM 2005 Blog The Connector to Microsoft Operations Manager
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Welcome to momcommunity.com, your community resource for Microsoft Operations Manager.
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Discursive discourse on MS Ops Mgr (MOM) 2005, System Center Ops Mgr 2007, MOM integration, and systems management news de jour…
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[load “*”,8,1] … notes, ramblings, contemplations and otherwise … on technology such as mom (microsoft operations manager), sms (systems management server), and directory services. [common sense is not.]
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Management, Messaging, Mobility and Real Time Collaboration
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This blog communicates “what’s cool this week” from the MOM Product Team.
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Rory McCaw MOM MVP
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This blog is intended to communicate common issues and inteesting facts related to manageability products provided by Microsoft.
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Master data management brings together disparate, oft-conflicting records. Does your company need it?
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We will use a hypothetical business server to demonstrate how to identify services and Components.
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One of the most difficult questions to answer during SOA implementation is how to appropriately define services.
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Summary: Discusses communication patterns and their role in defining business processes and services. Such patterns afford decomposition of business processes into business, informational, and infrastructural services and the definition of their dependenc
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Patterns for e-business are a group of reusable assets that can help speed the process of developing Web-based applications.
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Granularity is a relative measure of how broad a required piece of functionality must be in order to address the need at hand.
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Simple: a checklist of the minimum things every business needs to do, and how to do them with the least fuss: the copper answer not the gold one.
Core Practice is business management information provided free, in the public domain, contributed by the c
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In today’s corporate world the phrase “IT is Business†is often used, but how many people ask how would IT really “do business,” asks ISTMWatch guest columnist Mohammad Kashif of Noblestar.
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Sparklines are “intense, simple, wordlike graphics”
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IBM IT Service Management — A better way to manage the business of IT
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With all vendors offering a configuration management database strategy and few offering true CMDB capability, it is critical to know the difference between a CMDB and a configuration database.
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# An agent-free discovery engine that enables you to create and visualize your application topology quickly and without the costs of deploying and managing agents within the environment.
# Leveraging an extensible and standards based CIM model, offers “ -
IBM provides a set of best-practices examples for integration of key Tivoli availability products (e.g. Tivoli Enterprise Console, Tivoli Monitoring and Tivoli NetView) with Netcool/OMNIbus using out-of-the-box features available in these products, based
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Another ITIL blog about to take off
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Chances are good that your company is already using some form of a configuration management database (CMDB) — but you might not know it.
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In response to a recent article about configuration management databases (CMDB) , Bill Taylor, senior architect with BellSouth Corp., posed a question: How realistic is it to implement a CMDB in a large company?