Visual Network Systems' Visual Performance Manager has been validated as ‘Ready for IBM Tivoli’ software. Visual Performance Manager is now seamlessly connected to Tivoli Netcool/OMNIbus, allowing customers to quickly identify business level impact of application performance issues across the enterprise and provide optimized workflow for quick problem resolution.
“The integration of Visual Performance Manager with Tivoli Netcool/OMNIbus provides enriched event reporting that helps customers quickly identify the business impact. The launch-in-context capability right from the Tivoli Netcool/OMNIbus console allows you to deep dive into the issue and quickly troubleshoot, thus reducing MTTR and increasing ROI,” says Manoj Khabe, CTO and Vice President of Strategy, i3 Software, a business partner of both IBM and Visual Network Systems. “The pre-built integration package is simple to install and the process can be completed in hours instead of days.”
Visual Performance Manager is a unified system that provides enterprise service intelligence to help organizations correlate client performance with application server metrics, better utilize IT resources to support users, identify root cause, problem domain and performance variables for end-to-end performance management. The combination of Visual Performance Manager’s comprehensive service visibility and Tivoli Netcool/OMNIbus’ real-time service management streamlines the process of identifying, analyzing and resolving application performance issues.
With the integration, Visual Performance Manager provides Tivoli Netcool/OMNIbus detailed alerts to aid in understanding the business impact and speed problem solving. New details in these alerts include application name, the event that generated the alert and the site that has been impacted.
The Latest
The edge brings computing resources and data storage closer to end users, which explains the rapid boom in edge computing, but it also generates a huge amount of data ... 44% of organizations are investing in edge IT to create new customer experiences and improve engagement. To achieve those goals, edge services observability should be a centerpoint of that investment ...
The growing adoption of efficiency-boosting technologies like artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) helps counteract staffing shortages, rising labor costs, and talent gaps, while giving employees more time to focus on strategic projects. This trend is especially evident in the government contracting sector, where, according to Deltek's 2024 Clarity Report, 34% of GovCon leaders rank AI and ML in their top three technology investment priorities for 2024, above perennial focus areas like cybersecurity, data management and integration, business automation and cloud infrastructure ...
While IT leaders are preparing organizations for accelerated generative AI (GenAI) adoption, C-suite executives' confidence in their IT team's ability to deliver basic services is declining, according to a study conducted by the IBM Institute for Business Value ...
The consequences of outages have become a pressing issue as the largest IT outage in history continues to rock the world with severe ramifications ... According to the Catchpoint Internet Resilience Report, these types of disruptions, internet outages in particular, can have severe financial and reputational impacts and enterprises should strongly consider their resilience ...
Everyday AI and digital employee experience (DEX) are projected to reach mainstream adoption in less than two years according to the Gartner, Inc. Hype Cycle for Digital Workplace Applications, 2024 ...
When an IT issue is not handled correctly, not only is innovation stifled, but stakeholder trust can also be impacted (such as when there's an IT outage or slowdowns in performance). When you add new technology investments and innovations into the mix, you have a recipe for disaster ...
To get a better understanding of the top issues facing IT teams in financial services, Auvik recently released its 2024 Financial Services IT Trends Report ... Not surprisingly, the experience of FinServ IT teams is significantly impacted by the onslaught of cyberattacks facing financial services organizations as well as the complex regulatory environment of this industry ...
The CrowdStrike outage serves as a potent illustration of the risks associated with complex security environments. Enterprises are increasingly advised to consider simpler, more robust solutions that do not rely heavily on reactive security measures ...
When IT leaders started telling Enterprise Management Associates (EMA™) more than a year ago that their personnel were using premium ChatGPT subscriptions to create device configs and automation scripts, we knew the industry was on the verge of a revolution ...
The rapid rise of creative "right-brain" generative AI (GenAI) has opened the door to greater adoption of the more analytical "left-brain" AI decisioning solutions by global businesses, according to new research from Pegasystems ...
