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Webcast date: Thursday, August 14, 2008
Webcast time: 1:00PM EDT
Description: Many leading companies in the Northeast have already engaged Lighthouse Computer Services to help diagnose, repair and optimize their TSM environments via the Lighthouse TSM Health Review.
In just one hour, this webcast will introduce you to the TSM Health Review methodology and proprietary reporting tool that rapidly uncover a host of common, but typically undetected, TSM problems. A TSM Health Review is a proven process that combines onsite interviews with a tools-assisted analysis of your TSM server processes.
You will learn how a TSM Health Review can:
- Enable effective monitoring, maintenance and support of your TSM environment
- Allow TSM administrators to proactively address backup storage capacity issues; failed backup and recovery windows; inefficient reclamation processes; weak policies; data migration needs and more
- Support cost-effective decisions when considering new technologies, including TSM software and related hardware
- Help to create a roadmap for effective integration of TSM within a disaster recovery solution
The Lighthouse TSM Health Review can be performed on one or more of your TSM servers, at as many sites as you wish.
About Lighthouse Computer Services:
Lighthouse Computer Services is a trusted IT advisor to leading companies throughout the Northeast. Lighthouse offers consulting, integration and maintenance services on the latest hardware and software technologies available today, including those from IBM, Microsoft, Enterasys, Tivoli, Symantec, NetApp, VMware, SEPATON, STORServer, Lotus, Acopia, and APC. Lighthouse is an IBM Premier Business Partner. For details about Lighthouse’s TSM Professional Services, please visit www.LighthouseCS.com/Practices/Storage-and-Backup/Tivoli-Storage-Management
Speaker: Cyrus Cama, Lighthouse Computer Services
Speaker Bio: Cyrus Cama has designed, implemented and optimized enterprise TSM solutions for over nine years. As a Sr. TSM Consultant for Lighthouse Computer Services, Mr. Cama is responsible for TSM pre-sales consultations, disaster recovery designs, and implementations for financial, energy, pharmaceutical, manufacturing and health care enterprises.
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Webcast Archives:
IBM Tivoli Service Request Manager 7.1 Beta Demonstration
Tuesday, Mar 25, 2008
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Tivoli Netcool Performance Management and Service Management from Vallent
Tuesday, Mar 18, 2008
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Maximize the value of your investment in Tivoli products using Integrated IT Asset & Service Management.
Thursday, Feb 28, 2008
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How healthy is your TSM Environment?
Tuesday, Feb 26, 2008
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The Future of Asset Management - Consolidation and Convergence
Thursday, Dec 6, 2007
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Better Ways to Store and Manage Your Data with Tivoli and AMD
Wednesday, Nov 14, 2007
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IBM Tivoli and Maximo Asset Management Development Update & Maximo 7.1 Preview
Thursday, Sep 27, 2007
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Increasing Agility Across the IT Service Lifecycle
Thursday, Sep 20, 2007
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TSM Health Review
Thursday, Sep 13, 2007
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Extending IBM Tivoli Monitoring to predict and avoid problems
Thursday, Aug 30, 2007
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Upgrading from Switch Analyzer to IBM Tivoli Network Manager (ITNM)
Thursday, Jun 7, 2007
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Tivoli and the Consul InSight Product Suite: Integration and Roadmap
Wednesday, May 16, 2007
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Tivoli and the Maximo ITSM product set: Integration and Roadmap
Thursday, Dec 7, 2006
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Tivoli and Netcool: Combination, Integration and Convergence Strategy
Thursday, Jul 13, 2006
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Making IT Best Practices Actionable with IBM Tivoli Unified Process
Thursday, May 4, 2006
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IBM Tivoli Service Request Manager 7.1 Beta Demonstration
Tuesday, Mar 25, 2008
Description: Tivoli Service Request Manager is part of a unified product suite for service management built from the ground up on a single, unified platform. It seamlessly works with rest of the IBM Service Management product suite such as Change and Configuration Management Database (CCMDB) 7.1 and Release Process Manager 7.1 to help you provide enhanced IT service management capabilities to your organization. In addition Tivoli Service Request Manager can be combined with Tivoli Asset Management for IT which is also built on the same unified platform to acheive even greater control over your IT assets .
You will learn how IBM Tivoli Service Request Manager 7.1 provides a unified and integrated approach in dealing with all aspects of service requests to enable a “one-touch” IT service experience. It consists of Service Desk and Service Catalog components. The highlights of the product are as follows: - Streamline incident and problem management processes for more rapid service restoration at an appropriate cost
- Increase the availability of critical IT services
- Help optimize productivity of service-desk personnel and increase end-user satisfaction
- Maximize IT infrastructure stability and availability
- Align IT operations and your business with service level management, service provisioning and service catalog
- Provide flexibility to your internal customers to shop for published IT service offerings through service catalog
- Assign and track SLA compliance to your service request
- Associate cost to your IT service offerings and manage consumption
- Implement standardized and repeatable IT Service fulfillment process
- Support ITIL processes for managing incidents and problems management
Speaker: Pandian Athi, Product Manager - Service Request Manager, IBM
Speaker Bio: Pandian Athirajan is the product manager for Tivoli Service Request Manager. In this role, he works with customers, development team, market management team and sales team. He gathers product requirements from all stakeholders and prioritizes it for each release. In addition, he also sets the direction for the product. Previous to this role, he managed product introduction programs and customer critical situations in Tivoli. He holds a graduate degree in Industrial Engineering from University of Cincinnati and Master of Business Administration from University of Texas at Austin.
Tivoli Netcool Performance Management and Service Management from Vallent
Tuesday, Mar 18, 2008
Description: In February 2007, IBM announced their acquisition of Vallent Corporation to further advance their move into the service provider OSS arena. This followed the acquisition of Micromuse by IBM one year earlier, and the combination of Micromuse and Vallent within IBM immediately made IBM the largest OSS provider of Fault Management and Performance Management OSS systems to the service provider space. This Webcast will concentrate on the Vallent product solutions and what it brings to the Tivoli Netcool portfolio within IBM Tivoli.
You will learn about the new product offerings from Tivoli Netcool:- Tivoli Netcool Performance Manager for Wireless (formerly known as NetworkAssure)
- Tivoli Netcool Service Quality Manager (formerly known as ServiceAssure)
- Tivoli Netcool Network Mediation, a billing grade mediation platform ideal for large scale OSS mediation
- The commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) service model solution offerings and the immediate benefits of this strategy to service provider clients
- The core Technology Pack offerings and the immediate benefits to service provider clients.
The presentation will include roadmap information and also discuss how these solutions complement the IBM Tivoli Netcool product portfolio. The webcast will also outline IBM's integrated Service Assurance strategy, covering how the combination of integrated products and point solutions address key challenges service providers experience today.
Last, the session will invite Vallent customers to join the Tivoli Netcool User Groups to continue to leverage the IBM's comprehensive Service Assurance solutions, including Fault, Performance and Service Quality Management solutions for wireless, IP and wireline technologies.
Speaker: Ciaran Ryan, IBM
Speaker Bio: Ciaran is an ex-Vallent technical sales manager now working in the Tivoli Netcool portfolio. He has worked for a network equipment provider, a service provider and Vallent, a supplier of Performance and Service Management solutions. Ciaran is currently responsible for leading the Vallent focused technical sales reps in providing technical pre-sales support to the IBM sellers.
Maximize the value of your investment in Tivoli products using Integrated IT Asset & Service Management.
Thursday, Feb 28, 2008
Description: Abstract: Learn how you can get the most from your investment in Tivoli products by building an integrated solution based on Tivoli Service Request Manager and Tivoli Asset Management for IT.
• ITIL based best practices for Service Desk and IT Asset Management
• Tivoli Asset Management for IT (TAMIT) integrates with TADDM/CCMDB to manage the lifecycle of IT assets along with managing change and configuration of the IT infrastructure.
• Tivoli Service Request Manager (TSRM) is the heart of an integrated IT asset and service management solution. When integrated with TAMIT, TSRM helps to efficiently manage incidents and problems due to IT infrastructure or application issues. When integrated with Rational ClearCase & ClearQuest, which are used for managing IT application change and configuration, TSRM helps to manage issues that require change and release management before deployment. Integrating TSRM with Tivoli Netcool will help manage network monitoring issues.
Receive a FREE 2 hour web-based demo for attending this webcast!
About Birlasoft: Birlasoft helps companies visualize, control and automate their service desk and asset management processes to increase customer satisfaction and reduce capital expenditure.
Birlasoft is a top IBM business partner with experience in Tivoli Asset and Service Management. Birlasoft brings experience in implementing industry best practices for service desk and asset management coupled with deep product experience. Birlasoft has implemented Tivoli IT asset and service management solution for various customers and itself for 5,000 employees worldwide.
Birlasoft provides software application development and support services across the globe in both onsite and offsite models. Its clients include medium and large Fortune-listed companies in Manufacturing, Retail, Banking and Finance, Insurance, Mortgage, Healthcare and Independent software vendors.
Important Note: By registering to attend this webcast you are agreeing to allow Group Intelligence Inc. to provide Birlasoft and IBM with your contact information.
Speaker: Sharad Joshi, Birlasoft Inc.
Speaker Bio: Practice Head, IT Asset and Service Management, Birlasoft Inc.
Sharad Joshi leads the Global Solution Architecting team and IT Asset and Service Management practice at Birlasoft, Inc., where he is focused on implementation services related to Maximo Enterprise Suite. With 13+ years of experience, Sharad has been involved in many aspects of large-scale engagements including solution architecting, design, development and implementation. He was instrumental in initiating and implementing ITAM and ITSM at Birlasoft's largest development center using Maximo.
How healthy is your TSM Environment?
Tuesday, Feb 26, 2008
Description: Many leading companies in the Northeast have engaged Lighthouse Computer Services to help diagnose, repair and optimize their TSM environments. In just one hour, this webcast will introduce you to the Lighthouse methodology and proprietary reporting tool used to rapidly uncover a host of common TSM problems that may be going undetected by your TSM administrators. A TSM Health Review is a proven process that combines onsite interviews with a tools-assisted analysis of your TSM server processes.
You will learn how a TSM Health Review can:- Enable effective monitoring, maintenance and support of your TSM
environment
- Allow TSM administrators to proactively address backup storage capacity issues; failed backup and recovery windows; inefficient reclamation processes; weak backup and retention policies; data migration
needs and more
- Support cost-effective decisions when considering new technologies, including TSM software and related hardware
- Help to create a roadmap for effective integration of TSM within a disaster recovery solution
The TSM Health Review can be performed on one or more of your TSM servers, at as many sites as you wish.
About Lighthouse Computer Services:
Lighthouse Computer Services is a trusted IT advisor to leading companies throughout the Northeast. The company was founded over 11 years ago with the goal of building strong, productive, long-term technology partnerships with its customers. Today, Lighthouse offers consulting, integration and maintenance services on the latest hardware and software technologies available today, including those from IBM, Microsoft, VMware, Cisco, Enterasys, Avamar, Network Appliance, Brocade, Tivoli, Sepaton, OnStor, American Power Conversion and Symantec. Lighthouse placed number 228 in VARBusiness 2007 ranking of the top 500 IT solution provider firms in the USA. Lighthouse is also winner of IBM's 2006 Beacon Award for Overall Technical Excellence in a Business Partner. For more information about the company, please visit www.LighthouseCS.com. For details about Lighthouse's Tivoli Professional Services, visit http://www.lighthousecs.com/Practices/Storage-and-Backup/Tivoli-Storage-Mana
gement.
Important Note: By registering to attend this webcast you are agreeing to allow Group Intelligence Inc. to provide Lighthouse and IBM with your contact information.
Speaker: Cyrus Cama, Lighthouse Computer Services
Speaker Bio: Lighthouse's Sr. TSM Consultant Cyrus Cama will explain tactical and strategic benefits of the TSM Health Review, success stories, and how the TSM Health Review fits into Lighthouse's overall backup and recovery service offerings. Cyrus has designed, implemented and optimized Tivoli Storage Manager solutions for enterprise customers for the past six years. As a Sr. TSM Consultant, Cyrus is responsible for TSM pre-sales consultations, disaster recovery designs, and implementations for financial, energy, pharmaceutical, manufacturing and health care enterprises. In this role, he has developed and designed TSM strategies and configurations,
optimized problematic TSM infrastructures, and performed TSM implementations in Windows, Solaris and AIX environments. Cyrus has performed numerous multiple-TSM server implementations in the tape and disk SAN arena, working primarily with EMC disk and IBM 3584 LTO tape hardware. He has also
performed TSM disaster recovery tests for several clients, and has helped clients perform and document such disaster recovery tests on their own.
The Future of Asset Management - Consolidation and Convergence
Thursday, Dec 6, 2007
Description: IBM sees a future where two market drivers, consolidation and convergence, are influencing the management of critical IT and operating assets. The first trend is centered on the needs of IT organizations to become more efficient while improving the quality of services they deliver. A key avenue in this pursuit is system and vendor consolidation. In the world of asset management most companies today rely on many solutions from multiple vendors, each used to address the needs of separate departments and functions and each used for different types of assets. The second trend is one of asset convergence, where operating or industrial assets are increasingly dependent on IT infrastructure. In this scenario, operating assets are connected to or actually embed IT components in a way that significantly increases the complexity of asset management. This session describes the views of IBM relating to these two trends.
Speaker: Rich Caplow, IBM
Speaker Bio: Rich Caplow is responsible for strategy and market management in the area of asset management solutions. His focus is on bringing customers innovative solutions for managing their critical assets, relating to IT and operating assets across all asset-intensive industries. He was with MRO Software in the EAM and ITAM markets for over 5 years prior to the acquisition by IBM. He previously served in strategic marketing roles at companies including Art Technology Group, Banyan Systems and Digital Equipment Corp. Rich holds undergraduate engineering and MBA degrees from Cornell University.
Better Ways to Store and Manage Your Data with Tivoli and AMD
Wednesday, Nov 14, 2007
Description: Leading companies across the globe have taken advantage of technologies and solutions from IBM and AMD. These two market leaders are proud to announce the availability of a new offering - Tivoli Storage Manager on an AMD based platform. Join our joint webcast on November 14th and learn how
- Only TSM uses progressive-incremental backup to save network, server and storage resources and also ensure fast restores.
- Only TSM offers policy-based management down to individual file level – ensuring optimum use of storage resources and the fastest restores.
- Only TSM can automatically migrate data from one storage pool to another pool
- AMD64 is the only architecture that overachieves in delivering the scalability, longevity and performance per-watt required by datacenter clients, servers and storage systems.
- AMD has the highest Performance Per Watt x86 processors – Results in average annual energy savings up to $533 PER SERVER. The larger your data center – the more you save on energy costs with AMD servers
- AMD64 technology drives faster throughput that provides dedicated, high-speed paths to the I/O controllers. CPUs pass data to and from the storage subsystems faster than traditional front-side bus architectures that share I/O traffic with memory traffic, and CPU-to-CPU communications.
- AMD’s new True Quad Core Barcelona processor provides tremendous CPU scalability, leadership virtualization performance, and dual dynamic AMD PowerNow! technology - dynamically and individually adjusts core frequencies for improved power efficiency
Important Note: By registering to attend this webcast you are agreeing to allow Group Intelligence Inc. to provide AMD with your contact information.
Speaker: Dave Jessel, AMD
Speaker Bio: Dave Jessel is AMD's Storage Segment Manager in Embedded Computing Solutions Division and is focusing on building adoption of AMD-based storage solutions. Dave has 20+ years of experience in Product Engineering and Marketing of microprocessors.
Speaker: Tricia Jiang, Tivoli Storage
Speaker Bio: Tricia Jiang is a technical evangelist for IBM Tivoli Storage products. She works with customers, sales folks, the press and others to enlighten them on the merits of the Tivoli Storage portfolio. During Jiang’s tenure at IBM she has held a variety of positions. She was hired to work in ADSM technical support in Tucson, Arizona. She then worked as a developer for the IBM 3466. Prior to her current position she worked as a Technical Attaché for Tivoli’'s storage management products. Jiang has a bachelor’s in Computer Science Engineering from Northern Arizona University and a Master’s in Management Information Systems from the University of Arizona
IBM Tivoli and Maximo Asset Management Development Update & Maximo 7.1 Preview
Thursday, Sep 27, 2007
Description: This presentation will give an update to the IBM Maximo Asset Management Roadmap, including Maximo Industry Solutions and Tivoli Asset Management for IT. This session will also give a preview of the 7.1 version of IBM Maximo Asset Management, scheduled to be available in the 1st Quarter of 2008.
Speaker: Anthony Honaker, Product Strategy, Maxmio Products & Technology
Speaker Bio: Anthony Honaker served as Vice President of Product Strategy for MRO Software, before taking on a similar role for IBM following its acquisition of the leading asset management company. In his 11 years with MRO, Anthony held various other positions in product strategy and management, sales support and account management. Previously, he worked for Comac Systems, another provider of Software Asset Management software, and also implemented those systems in his prior job at Toyota Motor Manufacturing. Anthony graduated from Western Kentucky University and is based near Lexington, KY.
Increasing Agility Across the IT Service Lifecycle
Thursday, Sep 20, 2007
Description: The Global Rational Software User Group Community and the Global Tivoli Software User Group Community have joined in collaboration to bring you this valuable webcast
A service-centric approach requires coordination across the full IT service lifecycle. Organizations need to integrate around the IT service lifecycle to help drive efficiency, agility, and growth for customers. Until recently, you rarely saw development connected with operations . nor did you see either side connected with the "business side of IT" - IT staffing, planning, governance. A service centric approach, exemplified by the recent version 3 release of the Information Technology Infrastructure Library (ITIL), is one that connects all 3 of these organizations together and allows you to manage services from initial thought conception to development, to deployment into operations and eventually into the retirement of that service. This webcast will cover the products from Rational and Tivoli that demonstrate this agility across the IT service lifecycle.
Speaker: Geoffrey Bessin, IBM Rational
Speaker Bio: Geoffrey Bessin, a member of the IBM Rational Strategy and Planning team, has held field enablement, product management, and go-to-market positions within Rational for 10 years. He is currently focused on the evolution of IBM Rational's strategy from software and service development to software and service delivery and governance - a more holistic strategy that incorporates business, development, and IT operational concerns.
Speaker: Bernie Coyne, IBM Rational
Speaker Bio: Bernie Coyne has worked in the software development field for 25+ years. He has held a variety of roles including chief technology officer, product development manager, systems analyst and programmer. He has worked for IT consulting firms, software product companies and has experience in both the private and public sectors. He has a wealth of
hands-on experience in practical IT service lifecycle situations. Currently he works in Rational Marketing on the Governance & Risk Management Program.
Speaker: Perry Swenson, IBM Tivoli
Speaker Bio: Perry Swenson is the worldwide Program Manager for the IBM Service Management Program. With over 28 years of information technology solution experience, Perry has a strong depth of software, services and product experience. Since joining Tivoli in 2000 he has focused on service management solutions and the benefits of integrating development and operations.
TSM Health Review
Thursday, Sep 13, 2007
Description: Many leading companies in the Northeast have engaged Lighthouse Computer Services to help diagnose, repair and optimize their TSM environments. In just one hour, this webcast will introduce you to the Lighthouse methodology and proprietary reporting tool used to rapidly uncover a host of common TSM problems that may be going undetected by your TSM administrators. A TSM
Health Review is a proven process that combines onsite interviews with a tools-assisted analysis of your TSM server processes.
You will learn how a TSM Health Review can:
- Enable effective monitoring, maintenance and support of your TSM environment
- Allow TSM administrators to proactively address backup storage capacity issues; failed backup and recovery windows; inefficient reclamation processes; weak backup and retention policies; data migration needs and more
- Support cost-effective decisions when considering new technologies, including TSM software and related hardware
- Help to create a roadmap for effective integration of TSM within a disaster recovery solution
The TSM Health Review can be performed on one or more of your TSM servers, at as many sites as you wish.
Lighthouse embroidered golf hat to the first 20 who register!
About Lighthouse Computer Services:
Lighthouse Computer Services is a trusted IT advisor to leading companies throughout the Northeast. The company was founded over 11 years ago with the
goal of building strong, productive, long-term technology partnerships with its customers. Today, Lighthouse offers consulting, integration and maintenance services on the latest hardware and software technologies available today, including those from IBM, Microsoft, VMware, Cisco, Enterasys, Avamar, Network Appliance, Brocade, Tivoli, Sepaton, OnStor, American Power Conversion and Symantec. Lighthouse placed number 228 in VARBusiness 2007 ranking of the top 500 IT solution provider firms in the
USA. Lighthouse is also winner of IBM's 2006 Beacon Award for Overall Technical Excellence in a Business Partner. For more information about the company, please visit www.LighthouseCS.com. For details about Lighthouse's Tivoli Professional Services, visit
http://www.lighthousecs.com/Practices/Storage-and-Backup/Tivoli-Storage-Mana
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Speaker: Cyrus Cama, Lighthouse Computer Services
Speaker Bio: Lighthouse's Sr. TSM Consultant Cyrus Cama will explain tactical and strategic benefits of the TSM Health Review, success stories, and how the TSM Health Review fits into Lighthouse's overall backup and recovery service offerings. Cyrus has designed, implemented and optimized Tivoli Storage Manager solutions for enterprise customers for the past six years. As a Sr. TSM Consultant, Cyrus is responsible for TSM pre-sales consultations, disaster recovery designs, and implementations for financial, energy, pharmaceutical, manufacturing and health care enterprises. In this role, he has developed and designed TSM strategies and configurations,
optimized problematic TSM infrastructures, and performed TSM implementations in Windows, Solaris and AIX environments. Cyrus has performed numerous multiple-TSM server implementations in the tape and disk SAN arena, working primarily with EMC disk and IBM 3584 LTO tape hardware. He has also
performed TSM disaster recovery tests for several clients, and has helped clients perform and document such disaster recovery tests on their own.
Extending IBM Tivoli Monitoring to predict and avoid problems
Thursday, Aug 30, 2007
Description: Join us for a demonstration of how IBM Tivoli Performance Analyzer can extend IBM Tivoli Monitoring to forecast future resource capacity problems and provide better performance. This new predictive capability provides earlier alerts, deeper insight, and first-line capacity estimation to enable
you to proactively manage future issues before service levels are impacted. Attend this webcast to learn the best metrics and timeframes to track, how
to use trends to more rapidly resolve problems, and how to use forecasts to avoid future resource capacity problems. The demonstration will show out-of-the-box views and how to create custom workspaces to be more productive and manage larger numbers of systems. We’ll discuss integration with Tivoli Enterprise Console, Tivoli Data Warehouse, OMEGAMON XE, Tivoli Composite Application Manager, and Tivoli Service Level Advisor. Please attend to learn how to get more value out of your existing IBM Tivoli
Monitoring deployment.
Speaker: Heath Newburn, IBM
Speaker Bio: Heath Newburn has been the Worldwide Product Manager for IBM Tivoli Monitoring for three years. He has 18 years experience in software development, primarily in customer advocate roles including support and test and has been working on ITM since 2002.
Upgrading from Switch Analyzer to IBM Tivoli Network Manager (ITNM)
Thursday, Jun 7, 2007
Description: Please join us on June 7th to learn about Tivoli's new Network Manager product This webcast will provide Switch Analyzer customers with information about the functional advantages of IBM Tivoli Network Manager as well as the opportunities and options that are available for upgrading to this new product.
During this session we will cover the support plan for Switch Analyzer and the resources, tools, and services we are offering to ensure a smooth migration.
IBM Tivoli Network Manager has strong advantages in terms of scalability, functionality and breadth of network coverage. In addition, its superior ease-of-use and integration with the Tivoli portfolio provide a wide range of new benefits and enhancements. Please join us to learn more about IBM Tivoli
Network Manager and the upgrade options that are available.
Speaker: Vivek Bhalla, IBM
Speaker Bio: Vivek Bhalla is the Market Manager for Network Management for the Enterprise Space and has almost a decade of experience with network management products across Tivoli's Netcool line. He has led teams in event management and
integration across network management products. He has a MSc from Brunel University in Data Communications Systems and a dual honors BSc in Applied Computing & Information Systems and Business Studies from Roehampton University.
Tivoli and the Consul InSight Product Suite: Integration and Roadmap
Wednesday, May 16, 2007
Description: This presentation will introduce the Consul InSight product suite
and will cover the various modules that make up the solution. The session will
also cover the value of the combined Tivoli and Consul products, along with how
the solution fits into the IBM security portfolio. The future product roadmap
and upcoming integration plans for interfaces to the Tivoli solutions will also
be discussed.
Speaker: Nick Briers, Consul, an IBM Company
Speaker Bio: Nick Briers is the InSight Product Manager for Tivoli Software.
In January of 2007, he joined IBM Tivoli as part of the Consul acquisition. At
Consul risk management, Nick spent the past five years as the product manager
for the InSight product. Prior to his tenure at Consul, he worked in various
engineering and product management positions at SCO and Amdhal (acquired by
Fujitsu). Nick enjoys his involvement in new technology for the ideas it
generates and solutions it can create for customers.
Tivoli and the Maximo ITSM product set: Integration and Roadmap
Thursday, Dec 7, 2006
Description: This presentation will introduce the Maximo solution set and will cover architecture, the various modules that make up the ITSM solution and the available interfaces to Tivoli solutions. This session will also
cover the future product roadmap. The intention of this presentation is to give the listener a better understanding of what Maximo is, what makes up
the ITSM solution set, what interfaces are available to other Tivoli solutions, and what the current road map looks like.
Speaker: Sven Strassburg, IBM
Speaker Bio: Sven Strassburg is the director of WW Sales Technology at MRO Software, and IBM Company. He is involved in developing the MRO ISTM sales strategy and for supporting major account sales activities at MRO Software. Prior to MRO Software, Sven worked for many years at Remedy and then
Remedy/BMC as an ITSM Technical Sales specialist and presales manager.
Tivoli and Netcool: Combination, Integration and Convergence Strategy
Thursday, Jul 13, 2006
Description: This presentation provides an overview of the current planned combination, integration and convergence strategy of the Tivoli and Netcool Solutions. We will discuss the combined value of the Tivoli and Netcool Solution Products, the Near-Term Integration Plans and our Convergence Plans for the overlapping technologies. We have worked with our customers, business partners and analysts to develop a roadmap with the best technologies of multiple portfolio's. In addition to the product enhancements, we intend to work with our customers to provide a smooth migration path from either Tivoli or Netcool heritage solutions and provide consumability with ease of deployment, ease of use and enhanced visualization. As you will see in this presentation, we plan to continue to invest and enhance our solutions based on our customer requirements and market demands. Where we have overlapping functionality, we will discuss our current combination, integration and convergence plans.
Speaker: Pete Conelias, IBM
Speaker Bio: Pete is currently a World-Wide Netcool Integration Leader focusing on integrating the newly acquired Micromuse Organization into IBM/Tivoli Software. He is working on various aspects of the integration including Acquisition Diligence, Product Roadmap Review, Sales/Systems Engineer Assimilation, and Core Integration Interface.
Pete began his career in IBM/Tivoli in 1996 as a Senior Systems Engineer in the NorthEast Region, attaining the System Engineer of the Year award in 1996. Promoted in 1997 to NorthWest Systems Engineering Manager, Pete rebuilt and motivated the Systems Engineering Team for Northern California through Washington Territory. From 1998 through 2003, Pete held the positions of Second Line Systems Engineering Manager for the Northeast and East Regions respectively. From 2004 through 2005, Pete was the Technical Leader for the Competitive Sales Project Office, Project Synchronicity, Project Castaway and the Sales/SE Technical Lead for Micromuse Acquisition Diligence.
Making IT Best Practices Actionable with IBM Tivoli Unified Process
Thursday, May 4, 2006
Description: This presentation will focus on how IBM Tivoli Unified Process (ITUP) can be leveraged by organizations looking to implement best practices in IT Service Management. ITUP is a knowledge base that enables users to easily understand processes, the relationships between processes, and the roles and tools involved in an efficient process implementation. The presentation will cover scenarios for using ITUP, including a preview of enhancements to enable customers to customize and create process content. ITUP is designed to enable users to easily understand processes, the relationships between processes, and the roles and tools involved in an efficient process implementation.
Speaker: Rob Goodling, IBM Software Group
Speaker Bio: Rob is the Market Manager for IBM Tivoli Unified Process. He has
over 10 years of experience in the IT industry. In 2004, he joined IBM Tivoli
in the Candle Corporation acquisition in 2004. At Candle, he was in charge of
market strategy. Prior to that, he worked in strategic planning for Compaq.
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