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Welcome to the May ITSO News. The month of April brought nearly 100 attendees to the sixth annual TeamQuest Technology Summit. Topics focuses on Capacity Management with an emphasis on modeling, how to and IT Service Optimization sessions. This month's stories give readers a taste of what was discussed and presented at TTS.
May 2008
In terms of advantages, virtualization has brought higher utilization, server consolidation, workload flexibility, less downtime and reduced time to provision. But, is virtualization the warm and fuzzy end-all? Let’s pull back the covers and take a closer look. Read more.
Practicing the habits of world-class IT is more than just a glitzy marketing phrase. It encompassed the more than 25 presentations and attendees at this year’s TeamQuest Technology Summit in Tucson, Arizona. Topics ran the capacity management gamut, delving into virtualization, modeling and aligning IT with business priorities. Read more for samples of what happened this year.
April 2008
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The best capacity planning tools help you optimize the planning and delivery of IT services. Instead of throwing more capacity at a problem or enabling current resources to sit idle, IT organizations should ensure they can efficiently meet services levels now and for the future. Read more.
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Capacity Management plays a direct role in improving service to the customer. It now impacts pre-deployment testing, measuring and reporting during deployment, and the comparison of design predictions to discover if the organization achieved what it set out to do. Click to find out more.
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March 2008
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The best capacity planning tools help you optimize the planning and delivery of IT services. Instead of throwing more capacity at a problem or enabling current resources to sit idle, IT organizations should ensure they can efficiently meet services levels now and for the future. Read more.
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Capacity Management plays a direct role in improving service to the customer. It now impacts pre-deployment testing, measuring and reporting during deployment, and the comparison of design predictions to discover if the organization achieved what it set out to do. Read more.
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