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Microsoft also is introducing Performance and Resource Optimization capabilities that let OEMs develop Operations Manager management packs that monitor unique features of their platforms, such as power management.
In addition, Microsoft lined up 30 partners who will endorse its enterprise distributed management efforts.
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Microsoft to use open source for systems mgt pushBy Microsoft Subnet on April 29, 2008, 1:40 pmIs this an indication that the big bad wolf, who wanted to eat (and presumably spit out) open source has changed its mind? Microsoft wants to become a major systems...
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Microsoft: a game changer for ITIM?By Frank Strong on May 1, 2008, 2:17 pmManaged Objects' own Jim White wonders if Microsoft will be a “game changer” in the IT management space. In a blog post on this story he comments to the effect...
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Maybe but it's still a long wayBy tuomoks on May 1, 2008, 2:45 pmI have followed MS going to OpenPegasus (and DMTF) a while now. Yes, they have a very good group, etc for it but they don't have the resistance only from outside...
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Another "Me Too" Play?By Steve Henning on May 1, 2008, 7:28 pmWhile I believe that Microsoft will certainly have impact in the system management market, their announced plans are still not going to help solve the real issues...
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And Me TooBy tuomoks on May 1, 2008, 7:55 pmSteve, you are absolutely correct and it is partly vendor and customer problem together. As you said, it is much too common to throw more bodies against a performance...
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