by Kosten | 22 Jul 2007 | Permalink | Everything Else
“Ok, I’ve seen it in the press … Tideway Foundation generates great application dependency data … well, what can I use it for?“
The answer: the “what” is limited only by your imagination.
Working with partners
Today, Tideway dependency data is used by customers for a variety of purposes, including:…
by Allan Mertner | 19 Jul 2007 | Permalink | Featured, IT Management, Software, Software Business Models
Remarkably, there is no standard for describing what software, hardware and business applications you have, how it is deployed, what the dependencies are, how to tell whether something is working or not, or even how important it is.
We are going to change this. We are going to allow you…
by Adam Kerrison | 11 Jul 2007 | Permalink | Featured, IT Management, Software
We’ve recently been struggling with issues caused by a OS patch, which is not that unusual.
To understand the problem you need a bit of history. Back in the early 1990’s Sun switched from BSD based SunOS to System V based Solaris (we’ll skip the marketing move of rebranding SunOS 4.1 as Solaris 1).
by Allan Mertner | 03 Jul 2007 | Permalink | Software, User Experience, Web 2.0
I recently discovered Google Reader, and it has changed how I interact with the web in general, and blogs in particular. As it becomes more widely used, I expect it to have even more of an impact.
In principle, the Reader is a simple aggregator of RSS feeds, just…
by Alex Horstmann | 02 Jul 2007 | Permalink | User Experience, Web 2.0
Allan wrote about Rethinking the Home Page and my response was getting to0 long to be a comment so I’m writing it as a post.
Allan said:
Today, visitors typically visit web sites as a result of a search or a deep link from somewhere else.…
by Allan Mertner | 01 Jul 2007 | Permalink | User Experience, Web 2.0
Back when the web was young, the home page was where most visitors to a web site would start and therefore it got the most attention. Is this still a valid way of thinking today?
Today, visitors typically visit web sites as a result of a search or a deep…
by Charles Rattray | 28 Jun 2007 | Permalink | Featured, IT Management
The ‘Chicken and Egg’ of IT asset auto-discovery…
In the world of IT asset auto-discovery we face a giant hurdle. That is the growing realisation that not knowing what we have is the first barrier to providing better IT. As any business leader can confirm though, barriers cost money and…
by Andy Ormsby | 27 Jun 2007 | Permalink | Featured, Hardware, IT Management, Virtualization
As we all know, the cost of servers has fallen dramatically over the last few years.
Simple economics tells us that when prices fall, demand rises. Sure enough, data centres around the world are now running out of space, power, cooling or all three. If you can cope with the…
by Martin McEvoy | 25 Jun 2007 | Permalink | Featured, IT Management
Is your infrastructure behaving like a rebellious teenager and if so will ITIL v3 help??
The five core ITIL v3 publications were published on 30th May 07. The five titles forming the core of ITIL practice are:· Service Strategy · Service Design · Service Transition · Service Operation · Continual…
by Emmanuel Marchal | 21 Jun 2007 | Permalink | Featured, IT Management, Partners
Following a discussion I had with people asking about how difficult it was to integrate with BMC Atrium CMDB, I thought the points we came up with could be worth a post.
Our product, Tideway Foundation, is the market leading enterprise discovery and application dependency mapping tool. Being the only…
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