SRM and storage area network tools enable customers to manage their shared-storage environments. They’ve become fully featured, integrated and user-friendly products. Vendors offer holistic to specialist solutions to customers with a broad range of maturity levels and requirements.

Learn how to make ITIL processes actionable. The paper describes how to use Tivoli solutions to drive ITIL processes and achieve improved visibility, control and automation.

Butler Group analyzes the application performance management market, defines trends, and summarizes their view of the leading APM vendors.

IBM has developed a strategy for a dynamic infrastructure that will help organizations address higher service expectations, rising cost pressures and new risks and threats, while also laying a foundation for breakthrough productivity, accelerated value creation and the increased velocity needed to achieve the faster pace that business and society demand. In this smarter world, we need our infrastructure to propel us forward, not hold us back. This infrastructure becomes nstrumented, interconnected and intelligent to bring together the business and IT infrastructure to create new possibilities across the business.

In this EMA™ Research Report, Enterprise Management Associates highlights what it considers to be the best available software solutions in 18 specific enterprise systems management disciplines, in order to form a ‘Systems Management All-Star’ team.

IBM today introduced a new version of its Tivoli Storage Manager that includes data de-duplication capabilities, integration with the company's DB2 database, and new reporting and monitoring features. The company said the enhancements in TSM 6 improve scalability and performance, simplify management, and will let customers cut operational costs.

While the primary purpose of an enterprise architecture tool is to store, integrate and structure information related to EA, EA tools must also support the creation, collection, analysis and presentation of this information to meet stakeholder needs.

Quickly recover from any type and amount of data loss, no matter what happens.

Cloud computing — in which vast stores of information and processing resources can be tapped from afar, over the Internet, using a personal computer, cellphone or other device — holds great promise in the corporate market. The cloud model, analysts say, has the potential to cut the costs, complexity and headaches of technology for companies and government agencies.

Discusses how ITIL can improve communications between facilities and IT.

People. Processes. Technology. Information. These are essential building blocks to create a successful IT infrastructure in today’s fast-paced, service-focused marketplace.

Helping provide seamless data protection and recovery for critical Windows and Linux servers

Tivoli System Automation simplifies availability management by providing a single place to manage the SAP landscape.

Success in the new smarter planet demands reduced capital and operating expense, greater collaboration, and flawless execution when responding to rapidly changing market conditions. Using a dynamic infrastructure that adapts to changing requirements, IBM Service Management helps clients create and deliver new services like cloud computing - to improve service quality, reduce costs, and manage risk. As a complement to your existing enterprise, IBM CloudBurst is a complete IBM Service Management package of hardware, software and services, which simplifies your cloud computing acquisition and deployment.

As the pace of globalization picks up, traditional boundaries continue to disappear, melting before the relentless pace of 24x7 communications and trade. In this new global reality, “open for business” can mean pooling resources and sharing sensitive information among organizations are the de facto costs of admission to the global economy.

DCK provides news and analysis about the data center industry, with an emphasis on trends driving demand for mission-critical facilities, high-density computing and its impact on power and cooling.

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IBM today unveiled the first major overhaul of its Tivoli Storage Manager (TSM) in seven years, a move designed to capitalize on a dramatically altered storage landscape and ballooning business needs.

Using ITIL to gain data center efficiency.