April 17, 2008 9:58 PM
Posted by: Ryan Shopp
Alcatel-Lucent,
Analytics,
Apparent Networks,
Application monitoring,
BMC,
Brix Networks,
CA,
cittio,
Compuware,
DCAB,
eg innovations,
Entuity,
Firescope,
Fluke Networks,
Gomez,
Groundwork,
HP Software,
Hyperic,
IBM Tivoli,
Indicative,
InfoVista,
Integrien,
Keynote,
Nagios,
NetIQ,
NetQoS,
NetScout,
Netuitive,
Network Instruments,
Network monitoring,
nimsoft,
OpenNMS,
Opnet,
Packet Design,
Performance management,
Quest Software,
SolarWinds,
Systems monitoring,
Xangati,
ZenOSS I've had an opportunity to be briefed over the past couple months by a number of current Data Center Automation Blueprint's Performance & Availability vendors (e.g., CITTIO, eG...
March 11, 2008 1:27 PM
Posted by: Ryan Shopp
BladeLogic,
BMC,
DCAB,
EMC,
HP Software,
NetIQ,
NetQoS,
Packet Design,
Performance management,
Symantec,
XangatiEMC made a move yesterday that continued to show their intent and desire to compete against the Big 4 in IT Infrastructure Management (e.g., BMC, CA, HP, IBM). All those other players have their own Service Desk offering, so it was time to join those ranks.
January 25, 2008 9:00 AM
Posted by: Ryan Shopp
BMC,
CA,
CMDB,
DataCenter,
NetIQ,
Opalis,
Scalent,
SymantecAnother great post by Glenn O'Donnell; CMDB is the new integration mechanism. I'm looking forward to seeing his forthcoming book on the same topic!
January 21, 2008 1:43 PM
Posted by: Ryan Shopp
BMC,
Compuware,
Indicative,
NetIQ,
NetQoS,
NetScout,
Quest Software,
Symantec Symantec to sell off Application Performance Monitoring group. Looks like Precise Software is back and the Symantec Data Center group will focus in on the configuration and change management...
January 17, 2008 7:14 PM
Posted by: Ryan Shopp
BMC,
DataCenter,
Enigmatec,
HP Software,
IBM Tivoli,
IT Process Automation,
LANDesk,
NetIQ,
Opalis,
OpTier,
Optinuity,
RBA,
RealOps,
Run Book Automation,
Scapa Technologies,
StrataviaAlright, looking for feedback on this one. After talking about the players in the IT Process Orchestration space, I'm wondering what are...
January 14, 2008 8:42 PM
Posted by: Ryan Shopp
BMC,
DataCenter,
Enigmatec,
GridApp Systems,
HP Software,
IBM Tivoli,
IT Process Automation,
LANDesk,
NetIQ,
Opalis,
OpTier,
Optinuity,
RBA,
Run Book Automation,
Scapa Technologies,
Stratavia
Alright, back on track with our review of the 6 functional DCAB areas. We are now onto the hottest, fastest growth areas! First up, Process Orchestration or what Gartner has coined as Run Book Automation?
These...
December 28, 2007 11:31 PM
Posted by: Ryan Shopp
Alcatel-Lucent,
Apparent Networks,
BMC,
Brix Networks,
CA,
Compuware,
DataCenter,
EMC,
Entuity,
Fluke Networks,
Gomez,
Groundwork,
HP Software,
Hyperic,
IBM Tivoli,
InfoVista,
Integrien,
Keynote,
Nagios,
NetIQ,
NetQoS,
NetScout,
Netuitive,
Network Instruments,
Network monitoring,
OpenNMS,
Opnet,
OSS,
Packet Design,
Performance management,
Quest Software,
Symantec,
Systems monitoring,
Xangati,
Zabbix,
ZenOSSFirst things first, we have many of the same vendors from the Availability & Notification functional area of this Data Center Automation Blueprint in this category. Which probably begs the question, do we combine Availability & Notification with Performance & Capacity? I know in the...
December 24, 2007 5:52 PM
Posted by: Ryan Shopp
BMC,
CA,
DataCenter,
EMC,
HP Software,
IBM Tivoli,
NetIQ,
Quest SoftwareSo it's time to start refining the Data Center Automation Blueprint. One way I hope to do that is through these next 6 blog posts (one for each functional DCA category) that will:
1) create list of vendors I know about that have some capabilities for the data center in the specified functional...
December 4, 2007 10:04 PM
Posted by: Ryan Shopp
Alterpoint,
BladeLogic,
BMC,
Cassatt,
DataCenter,
HP Software,
IBM Tivoli,
InfoVista,
Integrien,
IT Process Automation,
Microsoft Windows,
NetIQ,
Netuitive,
Opalis,
Optinuity,
PlateSpin,
RealOps,
Scalent,
Stratavia,
Veeam,
VizioncoreAlright, here is my first pass at a graphic I'm attempting to build that will capture the spirit of my previous posts (this is a work still in progress as previously mentioned);