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Automated Infrastructure Discovery - Extreme Makeover

Good Discovery Can Uncover Hidden Secrets Infrastructure discovery has something of a bad reputation in some quarters. We've done some recent surveys of companies utilizing a variety of vendors’ IT operations products. What's interesting is that...

Published 01-28-2009 1:03 AM by pspielvogel

Filed under: HP Operations Center, consolidated operations, Operations Bridge, automated infrastructure discovery, HP Network Node Manager, Topology Based Event Correlation, NNM, TBEC, topology, event correlation, Jon Haworth
Consolidated IT Operations: Return of the Prodigal Son

Let's face it, the concept of bringing together all of your IT infrastructure monitoring into a single "NOC" or Operations Bridge has been around for years. Mainframe folks will tell you they were doing this stuff 30 years ago. Unfortunately...

Published 01-13-2009 11:44 AM by pspielvogel

Filed under: HP Operations Center, consolidated operations, Operations Bridge, infrastructure monitoring, reduce operational expenditures, Jon Haworth

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