links for 2006-09-27
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Ed recommends some books.
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“That’s one of the problems with trying to sell ITIL to SMBs. They might be better off with a simple managed service.” Ho-ho…that’s awesome. Gotta put that into the sysmgmt2.0 presentation.
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These look to be awesome. The Retro ‘77 Edition was choice.
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More corp. lawyers with blogs. Yuh! What was the tipping point for all this?
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Extensions to WSMan for shell execution. Anyone using this?
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Some good collab thinking around tacit knowlege that’d apply to collaborative systems management as well.
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Short piece on Patchgaurd- and XPS-based complaints.
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“The first two services are Network Convergence Services Product and Internet Protocol (IP) Telephony Services Product.”
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Skype makes nice with the IT department. But, will it stop crashing for RedMonk calls?
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Another collaborative systems management approach. I’ll have to get a briefing.
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“Administrators can also use Platinum Plus’ benchmarking feature to compare their IT performance metrics to historical results or to other companies in similar business sectors or geographic areas.”
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Continuing the egg on the question: is Cisco a software company or a hardware company? The $133,000 certainly helps define who this device is for.
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“[F]ree for download for customers monitoring up to 25 devices. At $10 per device per month.”
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Hrm…something of an about face. It is tough for AV/malware ISVs to talk on this topic without slitting their financial-wrists (”Microsoft has made it so that our software won’t work in Vista and we didn’t anticipate this…”). What’s needed is a more op
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“If we’re able to get into the kernel, we can watch for things like that, but with what Microsoft is doing we can’t do that.” Is there a plan-b? Perhaps we’re seeing it in action.
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The continuing story of CA’s integration…
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Just got a PR-y email for this. Anyone know about it?
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Helping make people happier, one dork at a time…
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“I don’t know a CIO who hasn’t been consolidating servers, using Linux wherever possible and renegotiating contracts with vendors. That’s been going on for three years now, and it’s the right thing to do, a smart thing to do. That’s the way to manage the
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