One of our long standing, most respected customer sent this feedback.
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| We wanted to manage our network servers proactively. We desired a \”snap-shot\” of each server, with CPU, Memory, disk utilization — opmanager provided this for us. Overall I |
The difference between OpManager and products like IBM Tivoli Monitoring is in the framework for rules and policies applied to the monitoring. Although OpManager has similar monitoring and trigger-level capabilities, it doesn’t embed them in a comprehensive policy-setting and event-handling …
Who hasn’t experienced this. Laptop is running out of gas, you manage to pull the chair near that plug only to forget it later and you kick the cord as you walk leaving the laptop flying…..thud…there she goes on the …
Guy’s post titled The Art Of Innovation talks about the truths of innovation. I liked this point 2 in particular and i believe it is the case with all 1.0 versions of software in general.
Picking the right set of …
Cisco has put out its desire to manage your networks and applications. The Network Application Performance Analysis Solution (NAPA) will compete against established NM frameworks. This move draws a lot of attention because size does matter. In this article Dennis …
Guy Kawasaki writes about corporate mantras Vs mission statements. Good one. But one thing that Guy didn’t stress enough, or seem to have left to be understood, is that mantras should reflect the already built image (perceived value) and …
This year..
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| our barns may be fullsupplying all kinds of produceour datacenters may be up
ensuring high app availability our exchange server may live keeping us connected our networks may be up keeping branch offices intact and our IT |
The OpManager support crew wishes everyone a merry Christmas, a happy Hanukkah, a happy Kwanza, and a happy new year!
Happy Holidays!
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Sounds like the first law of information to me. Might look crappy to you…but that’s because of another law (relativity) !!
Info should always find you. The inverse is waste of time.
In real life we have come to expect …
