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Service-Now Fall 2010 Manages VMware
October 15th, 2010 |
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The new VMware management tools in Service-Now extend IT managers reach into the virtual data center without adding significant installation and configuration burdens for IT staff. The Fall 2010 release of the SaaS IT management platform pushes cloud based applications even higher as refinements such as IT cost management tools for show back and charge back are added to help IT demonstrate value while also controlling VM sprawl. Service-Now is taking on premise management products such as HP OpenView, CA, BMC and IBM Tivoli. Service-Now hopes that IT managers will offload management tools into the cloud, thereby leveraging IT best practice expertise available for a predictable monthly subscription fee. Service-Now frequently updates the ITIL (Information Technology Infrastructure Library) check list and best practice knowledge in the service desk tools. The integration of the help desk system with the new software lifecycle management tools should be a boon to IT managers who wish to speed up the process of improving software applications. While the charge back tool is still an early release feature in this version of Service-Now the basic reports showed that IT managers should be able to demonstrate service value that is being provided to the business. – …
Box.net Android App Manages Cloud Content for Enterprises
September 23rd, 2010 |
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Box.net Sept. 23 released a free Android application to help corporate road warriors manage content from smartphones such as the Droid, Droid 2, Samsung Galaxy S and HTC Evo 4G. – Box.net, whose software is used by more than 4 million
users and 60,000 businesses to store and manage files, has built an Android
application to help corporate road warriors manage content from smartphones.
Available free Sept. 23 from the Android Market, Box for
Android allows users to manage …
Aruba AirWave 7 Manages by Air and Land
July 14th, 2010 |
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AirWave 7.0 builds upon Aruba Networks’ WiFi and RF management prowess, adding management and monitoring for some switches and endpoints. –
Aruba Networks AirWave 7.0 provides outstanding historical
user tracking and excellent management capabilities both for Aruba and third-party
wireless networking gear. Meanwhile, new
management support for wired infrastructure components show promise, but could
stand fleshing o…
BlackBerry Enterprise Server Express Manages Mobile Fleet
March 29th, 2010 |
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Companies can use BESX to help bring the entire mobile device fleet into compliance with regulations that affect the business.
– Research In Motions BESX (BlackBerry Enterprise Server
Express) breaks new ground with enterprise-grade mobile device management,
extending centralized security, configuration and application controls to any
BlackBerry device, regardless of service type, without any licensing costs for
server so…
Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center Manages Sun Microsystems Products
March 16th, 2010 |
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Oracle announces the availability of Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center, which gives IT administrators a platform for making use of physical and virtual Sun Microsystems environments, along with Enterprise Manager Management Connector for Ops Center, which provides viewpoints into underlying Sun servers, Oracle Solaris and related virtualization. Oracle is working on integrating Sun assets into its technology base due to its $7.4 billion acquisition of the company, even as it continues to release new applications for its various software platforms.
– Oracle announced March 16 the availability of its Oracle
Enterprise Manager Ops Center,
a platform for using physical and virtual Sun Microsystems environments. The
announcement reflects what will surely be a period of Oracle focus on
integrating Sun’s assets into the company’s portfolio, as tha…
UPS Control Software Manages UPS Devices Efficiently Posted By : Article Publisher
March 13th, 2010 |
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For long life and good performance of the UPS devices UPS control software is a vital accessory. Today, UPS control software has become the essential requirement of households and commercial setups for successfully managing and operating quite a large number of systems.
IBM Project Vulcan Manages Social Info Overload
January 18th, 2010 |
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With Project Vulcan, IBM is looking to filter out the noise associated with social networking across the IBM Lotus messaging and collaboration portfolio. The initiative will appear in a developer environment beta in the second half of 2010 from LotusLive Labs, a new research effort that the company plans to open to partners to propel IBM’s cloud computing efforts for collaboration. Social analytics created under the aegis of Vulcan will be used to offer workers recommendations for expertise, relevant content and business events.
– ORLANDO, Fla. IBM
Jan. 18 said it is working on a new effort to add social analytics to its Lotus
collaboration software portfolio to help businesses filter out some of the
noise in their social networks.
Dubbed Project Vulcan, the initiative will appear in a developer environment
beta in the …
NutshellMail SAAS Tool Manages Facebook, Twitter Messages
December 8th, 2009 |
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NutshellMail Dec. 8 launched from beta as a cloud computing tool to let users aggregate social network messages from Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, MySpace and other social networks. The SAAS service then pushes those status updates and alerts in e-mail digests when the user decides to receive them. NutshellMail’s delivery model is also a departure from existing inbox management tools such as Xobni and Gist, both of which users must download.
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The laundry list of messaging management applications got
longer Dec. 8 with the beta launch of NutshellMail, a software as a
service tool that aggregates users’ notifications from Facebook, Twitter and
other social networks.
When users sign up for the service, they check boxes in …