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Tivoli Now
© 2006 IBM Corporation1
Tivoli Now
© 2006 IBM Corporation3
Statement Of Direction And Intent
All statements of direction or intent are provided for planning purposes only and are subject to change or withdrawal without notice
This presentation represents our current goals and objectivesOur development teams are engaging to further define our product plansWe are listening to customers’ views on the future directions of our solutions
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ITM 6.1 Overview
The TEP
It’s All About Integration
Micromuse Integration
Product Roadmap
IT Service Management
Agenda
“What matters is how satisfied customers are, how costs are being saved on the supplier side, and how to allow for more creativity and added value at all levels of the organization.” --Erik Brynjolfsson, Director of the Center for eBusiness at MIT
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Why ITM 6.1?
Reduced Operational CostsConsolidate host and distributed monitoring with one vendorFlexibility to span infrastructure monitoring across entire environmentSimplify vendor managementAgent-less Monitoring via the Universal Agent
Immediate Time to ValueInstalls in an hourEasy-to-use GUISimplified maintenanceShort training cycleNo tme10 framework
Improved IT Service DeliveryImproved performance and availabilityAdvanced automation capabilitiesImproved reporting thru TEP and Tivoli Data Warehouse
Increased Staff ProductivityImproved visualization or real-time and historic eventsCustomized views for operational efficiencyIntegrated with ITM 5 on TEPIntegrated upgrade tools for older Tivoli DM environments
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ITM 6.1 Architecture
HubTEMS
TDW
Out of the box Monitors
FileSocketAPISNMP
PostODBCScript HTTP Data Provider
WHProxy
Remote TEMS 1
Remote TEMS 2
AgentlessMonitors
TEPS
CLISOAPODBC
CLISOAPODBC
TEPConsole
SQL Interface3rd Party Reporting
SQL Interface3rd Party Reporting
Open Architecture
Highly Scalable from SMB to Largest Enterprise
Extensible at the agent and server level
Fully Integrated Warehousing
Fully Integrated Event Management
Z & Distributed Management
Agentless Monitoring
UA
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Tivoli Enterprise Portal – More than Visualization
TMS TDW
RDMS
ODBC
Agent-lessAdapter
Out of the box MonitorsTask Execution
• Integrated Warehouse• Full Operational Data• Aggregation and Pruning• Quick Setup
• Available Data Management:• Situations, Workflows, Policies
•Integrated Run-book with Expert Advise• Single Operations Console with Workflow•Supports launch in context and dynamic links
NT : Attribute Groups
NT_Memory
NT_Process
NT_Disk
NT_Processor
DB2 : Attribute Groups…
DB2_BF
DB2_Lock
DB2_Inst
DB2_Partition
SQL : Attribute Groups…
SQL_DB
SQL_Lock
SQL_TBL
SQL_....
•New Topology based views•New Event Assistant•New Common Event Visualization
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Tivoli Enterprise Portal Features
Easy to use
Quickly displays alerts
Expert Advice
Intelligent Linking
Browser controls
Navigator
Predefined Workspaces
Personalized Views
Persistent Workspace
Cross Enterprise
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Tivoli Enterprise Portal FeaturesSituation Editor
Workflow Policy Editor
Real Time Data
Historical Data
Graphical Query Builder
Selectable ChartsPieLineBarLinear GaugeCircular GaugeTableEvent Console
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Logical Views
Logical views allow disparate resources to be grouped together
Useful for creating collections of resources into geographic, functional, or relationship-based groups
Can be used with scalable background images/bitmaps
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A view can contain real-time or historical information, and views with either type of data can be combined on the same workspace for historical trending
Historical or real time selection
Historical Reporting is Integrated into TEP Views
Select the time for the report date span
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Pre-defined Historical Summarized Workspaces
Availability
CapacityPerformance
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Expanding Tivoli Enterprise Portal IntegrationDelivered in 2005:• All Tivoli Resource Monitoring:
ITM 5, ITM 6, OMEGAMON (12 products)• Tivoli Enterprise Console (with more to come in ’06)• ITCAM for SOA, ITCAM for RTT, ITCAM for J2EE• Tivoli Service Level Advisor• Tivoli Business System Manager • Netview for z/OS• z/OS Management Console
(new native z9 Processor Console)
2006:• More Monitoring Agents• Integration with ITADDM (Collation)• System Automation (z/OS & Multiplatform)• Enhancements in TEP integration and Product Linkages• Tivoli Workload Scheduler• Micromuse
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ITM V6.1
IBM Tivoli Monitoring V6.1 is a monitoring and data storage tool used to improve detection, recognition, and response to incidents affecting the IT infrastructure
With ITM V6.1 you canMonitor cross-enterprise resources (Distributed and z/OS)Establish your own performance thresholds and raise alerts when
thresholds are exceeded or values are matchedCreate situations (conditions to test when monitoring) and automated
responsesTrace the causes leading up to an alertCreate and send commands to systems in your managed enterprise
by means of the Take Action featureCreate comprehensive reports about system conditionsDefine your own queries, using the attributes provided by Tivoli
Enterprise Monitoring Agent, to monitor conditions of particular interest to you
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Better, Faster, Simpler than ITM 5
POC – 1 afternoonPOC – 3 daysTime to Value
60 minutes2 daysInstall time
TEP new heart & soul of ABSM products
Web health console rarely used by customers
Dashboard usability
4 hours to install & get SLA resultsWeeksTime to value for TSLA
Minutes (via UA)Weeks (ETL development)Customized Monitor Warehousing
Fully Integrated, highly intuitive (Installs in minutes)
ETL process; Crystal reports, custom reporting via up-sell (Days to install)
Warehouse Reporting
Integrated bi-directional consolesExternal console onlyIntegration with TEC
< 1%3-10%Agent CPU (average)
22 MB *90 MBAgent Memory (average)
ITM V6ITM V5
DM Customers - Fast & Easy Upgrade to ITM 6ITM 5 Customers - Coexistence with ITM 6OM customers – Straight Upgrade to ITM 6 * Agent memory can be as small as
6MB with no Historical Data Collection
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Platforms Databases Applications BusinessIntegration
Web Infrastructure
Messaging &Collaboration
Unix
IBM Tivoli monitoring spans the breadth of your IT environment and provides fast time to value because it’s so easy to deploy!
UniversalAgent
Windows
Cluster(s)
Linux
z/OS
VMWare
OS/400
DB2(Z & Distributed)
Oracle
SQL
Sybase
Informix
z/VM
SAP
.NET (full suite of MS apps)
Citrix
Siebel
Tuxedo
Web Services
CICS
SOA
IMS
WebSphereMQ
WebSphereMQ
Integrator
WebSphere(Z & Distributed)
IIS
iPlanet
Apache
WebLogic
LotusDomino
Exchange
Agent-lessAdapterURL, SNMP, File,Socket, UDB….AgentQuick attach API
70+ CustomPackagesavailable formodification
Netcool
Integrated End to End Support for Heterogeneous EnvironmentsAvailable with IBM Tivoli Monitoring 6.1, OMEGAMON & Composite Application Manager
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TEMS HUBPlatform: Win 2K
WH
TEP Desktop Client
TEP Browser Client
TEP ServerPlatform: Win 2K
ODBC connection
WarehousePlatform: AIX 5.3
DB2 8.2
Tivoli OS Monitoring Agents
TEC ServerPlatform: Win 2K
TEC
DB2 8.2
TEC Event forwarding and sy
nchronizationDB2 8.2
AIX Remote TEMS
Linux Remote TEMS
Solaris Remote TEMS
Warehouse Proxy AgentsPlatform: Win 2K
TEPS
Tivoli Event ConsoleDynamic filter: ip address
Windows RemoteTEMS
Long term Historical report requests
Environment SummaryServers: 28 totalAgents: 10,200 total
Configuration:- LAN Environment- All Default situations enabled- Historical data collection enabled- 250 to 1500 agents/remote- 3 to 10 minute heartbeat interval
Dat
a up
load
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Universal Agent
File Collects information from sequential filesSocket Provides support for resource connected through TCP/IP or UDPAPI Provides a set of API calls that can be used from applications, batch files,
scripts, or console commandsPost Accepts console commandsHTTP Monitors Web sitesSNMP Includes SNMP components and trap supportODBC Integrates data from ODBC data sourcesSCRP Script DP allows to integrate data from custom scripts
Universal AgentUniversal Agent
APIAPI
SOCKSOCKFILEFILE
HTTPHTTPODBCODBC
POSTPOSTSNMPSNMPSCRPSCRP
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Dedicated Best Practices TeamOur High Impact Best Practices team will work with Business Partners, Services, and
Customers to accelerate the adoption of ITM 6.1 by reducing Barriers to Adoption and providing Free Add-ons
Information Exchange web siteIBM provided monitoring solutions (23 – 32 – 50 – 71 – 90+ ready today)Document Best Practices product usage
ITM SDK – A range of simple integrationoptions expands the Tivoli Monitoring portfolio rapidly through active technologypartnering
Supported by:Internal IBM development Dedicated TeamBusiness Partners
http://www-306.ibm.com/software/tivoli/features/monitoring-best-practices/index.html
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Universal Agent Monitoring Solutions Available Today
AKARA SAN ApacheAPC UPS & PDUAS/400 (i5/OS)Bay NetworksBlackberry ServerBrocadeCiscoCitrix Published ApplicationsCompaq Insight ManagerCompaq/DEC Tru64Comptek/VMSComputer Network Technology SANCybermationDB2 Diagnosis Log FileDB2 Health and Query PatrollerDEC Tru64 UNIXEMC CLARiiON StorageFileNet Content MgrHP Hardware IBM BladeCenterIBM Director
IBM Continuous Data ProtectionIBM High Availability Cluster Multi-Processing (HACMP) for AIX IBM HTTP ServerIBM Tivoli Storage ManagerIBM Tivoli Directory ServerIBM Websphere Interchange ServerIIS and Web ServicesInformixITM Data Warehouse self monitoringINTERCOPE FaxPlux/OpenJava Log4jMcData FibreChannel SAN SwitchNDG SoftwareNetwork ApplianceNetware Oracle RACPowerware UPSSBB Software Shiva HardwareSolaris ZonesSymantec pcAnywhereUnisys
IBM Tivoli Open Process Automation LibraryIntegrated extensions for IBM Tivoli Service Management applications
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Every ITM v5 Customer should install ITM v6
Tivoli Enterprise Portal provides direct Visualization Benefits for ITM 5 Agents as installed (no Rip and Replace):
– Deploy ITM6 Adapter to existing ITM 5 endpoints
– Enable rich data visualization of ITM 5 data
– Administration still TME based.
IBM Tivoli Monitor v5 PACs feed new TDW for enhanced Warehouse capabilities
– Direct Feed of ITM 5 data providing warehouse capabilities with ITM 5 agents
– ITM 5 can use old or new TDW
Co-Existence between ITM 5 & ITM 6 is a critical requirement, ensuring smooth transition for out customers.
Leverage your ITM 5 Deployment with Direct Interoperability for Visualization and Operational Warehousing from ITM v6.1 Capabilities
Interoperability with IBM Tivoli Monitoring V5
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Tivoli Enterprise Console views in TEP
TEC 3.9.1 Integrates as a view in the Tivoli Enterprise Portal
Bi-Directional Event integration ensures ITM & TEC present data consistently
TEC Views can be integrated into workspaces with specific context
– Show events relevant to a single resource
– Show all events depending on workspace
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TEC Launch in Context
Event arrives for operator who wants to do a drill-down.
Right click on TEC event, newsub-menu available, go to ITM situation results.
Launches into situation results workspace.
Target Availability – 3Q 06
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TBSM Launch in Context
TBSM operator receives a critical alert against the Online Ordering system. The operator drills down in TBSM and sees that there is a problem with one of the production DB2 subsystems. The Business Impact View shows that this particular subsystem is also used by 3 other production applications. Using TBSM “Take Action”, the operator launches OMEGAMON XE for DB2 going directly to the situation results page the event in TEPTarget Availability - 3Q 06
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OM for zTEC / NetView ITCAMTBSM / TSLA
Executive Dashboard
Service Level Reporting
Launch in Context
Integration with Automation Solutions Available TodayUse the TEP integration between ITM and the other Automation
Solutions for a Complete Availability Solution
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ITM Agents supported by TSLA 2.1.1 include: ITCAM for SOA, OMEGAMON XE for Mainframe Networks, Windows Servers, Unix,
Linux, OS/400, DB2, Sybase, Oracle, MS SQL Server, Active Directory, MS Exchange, ITM 5.1 PAC Integration, MS .NET
Simplified Tivoli Service Level Advisor integration
Manage SLAs based on ITM agents and the new data warehouse
Simplified integration with ITM v6.1 and the data warehouse
“Best Practice SLA Metrics” -shipped for selected ITM v6.1 agents
Workspace created at the Enterprise level for Service Level Agreements
WarehouseProxy
AgentAgent Agent Agent
Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring
Server
Monitoring Agents
Warehouse Database
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TADDM and Tivoli Monitoring
TADDM Configuration informationTADDM Change History
information
TADDM Application Structure and Change
History data
Visualize application structure and configurations with monitoring data
Correlated application configuration change to application health to reduce MTTR
Quickly identify non-monitored/misconfiguredTivoli monitoring agents
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ITM Express
Consume-ability and Rapid Value DistinguishThe IBM Express Program
Simplified Packaging and Pricing Provide an SMBSolution for the first time
Single Server Install (Windows Only)Support up to 100 Servers with Simpler LicensingPackage includes OS Agents, Universal Agent and Active Directory Agent
Easy to Upgrade to Enterprise- Only Express offering in IBM that isn’t rip and replace
Changes the Game for SMBs Enables our Business Partners
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TEP Event AssistantCore Requirements to TEP Situation Event Console delivering 3Q ‘06
Alleviate the need for a Service Desk in a SMB CustomerImprove notes collection/retentionSupport ownership Support attachments to event records Better persistence and search ability of closed eventsQuick Acknowledge (Customer feedback item) - ability to 1 click acknowledge eventsLaunch to access Problem Determination Tools
Customer Validation with Enterprise and BPs
Roadmap – Future Items under considerationService Desk Integration (InfoMan, …)Push TransferIBM Event Tools integration – TEC, TBSM, Micromuse
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View Similar EventsAnd mean time to repair
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General Approach to Netcool IntegrationCombine
Combine Assets from Netcool and Tivoli for Broadest Possible Solution.Planned Product Enhancements will Proceed for Both Tivoli and Netcool Products
IntegrateAppropriate Portfolio Integration Starting ImmediatelyIntegrate and Converge Roadmaps Underway• Customers and Business Partners are Key to this Effort
ConvergeConverged Solutions in Key Areas Combining Tivoli and Netcool Technology
These 3 Phases occur at a different pace for each product and customer scenario but generally will require less than 24 months to complete
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Monitoring and Event Structures
Event Solution with:Scale, Performance and
Resiliency of OMNIbusRich and Robust
Correlation of TECCommon Event ViewerConverge Monitoring with
combined assets
Integrate all Netcool xSMswith TEP/TMS:
SituationsOperational WarehouseWorkspaces
Deliver ITCAM solutions based on:
ISMs for lightweight response monitoring
ASMs for Web
Expand Breadth of Monitoring across Tivoli and Micromuse
Enable any to any event consolidation
Enable TEC and OMNIbusbi-directional eventing
ConvergeIntegrateCombine
2Q 06 July 2006 2007
Estimated Timeline
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OMNIbusEvent DashboardRapid In Memory
Event storeLots of Customization
Monitoring and Event Structures
Integrate Netcool Displays in Tivoli Enterprise PortalAnywhere to Anywhere Event ConsolidationSupport co-existence and integration of Event SystemsBroaden Monitoring by Combining Tivoli and Netcool Assets within IBM Tivoli Monitoring
TECEvent Dashboard
Complex CorrelationLots of customization
ISMs, ASMs, SSMS
Servers, DBs, Appls, Agents
ITMServers, DBs, Appls, Agentless…
SSMs, ASMs, ISMs
Servers, DBs, Appls, Agents
ITCAMRTT, WS,
J2EE, SOA
ISMs,ASMs*
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Integrated Micromuse
OS agent as another data provider to
TEP
TEC Console enabling Micromuse Agents to now send events natively to TEC via ITM
V6 for a Tivoli-centric installation
“NEW” Performance Views on Micromuse Data in TEP. This Micromuse heritage active
data can be warehoused, used in event policies, fed to BSM or the CMDB from TEP
Integrated OMNIbus Active Event List can now accept data directly from ITM V6, OMEGAMON and ITCAM. Net: All data in the TEP can now go to OMNIbus for a
Micromuse-centric installation
Events between
OMNIbus and TEC can be
synchronized for any
configuration desired
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ITM v6.1 #4Embedded eWASTake Action
Enhancements
ITM v6.1 #1ITM ExpressISV Enablement
Through 2006, ITM is a constant drumbeat of new agents, and enhancements to the consolidation environment
1Q/2006 2Q/2006 3Q/2006 4Q/2006
ITM v6.2External User Admin5.1 -> 6.2 upgradeInstall EnhancementsDynamic AffinitiesTEP CMDB Context
TopologyTEP Graphing
EnhancementsCBE Events
4Q/2005
ITM v6.1Simplified MonitoringSimplified Granular
WarehousingPolicy & Workflow
ManagementExpert AdviceTivoli Enterprise PortalLight Weight AgentsDM MigrationITM v5 Coexistence
IBM Confidential
1Q/2007
Improve Expert Advice, performance, infrastructure flexibility and scalability with every update
WindowsActive DirectoryAIXSolarisLinuxHPUXi5/OSDB2OracleMS SQL ServerSybaseMS Exchange
VMware ESXCitrixMS Virtual Server
SAPMS Cluster ManagerJMXActive Directory
(update)Database agents on
LinuxLinux on Power
support
MS .NET MS SQL Server (update)DB2, Oracle (update)OS Virtualization(AIX, Solaris)
SiebelLotus Domino
ITM v6.1 #2 & #3FirewallEvent AssistantDynamic Workspace
LinkingITM Infrastructure ViewsWPA on LinuxAIX stackRemove 777 permissions
Agents
TMS
OMEGAMON XE 4.1.0
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Continued IBM Tivoli Monitoring Enhancements in 2006
Continue the Momentum with ITM 6OPAL Best Practices Library & Development Customization support More New Features - Deliver Critical Innovations to Server Infrastructure
More New Agents - Steady introduction of new and enhanced agentsIncrease Breadth of Microsoft Managed Functions (starting with Clusters)Leverage 2-way communications with customers and business partners to prioritize key enhancementsContinually deliver features, enhance scalability, serviceability, leverage best practices
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85% of problems are caused by IT making changes to the environment
85%85%
80%80%80% of problems are reported by users
Customers become the IT Systems Test Team
IT Users:customerIT Users:Systems Test!
Source: Tivoli Primary Research 2005
IBM IT Service Management?
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Open and federated Change and Configuration Management Database (CCMDB)Proven technology for integrating ‘Process to Product’ -- including third-party vendors Based on self-managing autonomic technologies and best practices such as ITIL and eTOMBuilt on an SOA architecture, and can manage and secure SOA environments
The industry’s most comprehensive set of products, services and solutions
Change and ConfigurationManagement Database (CCMDB)
Server, Network and Device
ManagementStorage
ManagementSecurity
ManagementBusiness
ApplicationManagement
Service Delivery
& SupportService
DeploymentInformation
ManagementBusinessResilience
IT CRM & Business
Management
IBM IT Service Management
IT Operational Management Products
IT Service Management Platform
IT Process Management Products
Best Practices
IBM IT Service Management – Innovation that Matters
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Change and ConfigurationManagement Database (CCMDB)
Server, Network and Device
ManagementStorage
ManagementSecurity
ManagementBusiness
ApplicationManagement
Service Delivery
& SupportService
DeploymentInformation
ManagementBusinessResilience
IT CRM & Business
Management
IBM IT Service Management
IT Operational Management Products
IT Service Management Platform
IT Process Management Products
Best Practices
IBM Tivoli CCMDB available in June 2006!
The CCMDB Simplifies Architectural Complexity
"The IBM IT Service Management strategy promises to provide greater value through enhanced product integration and visualization.”
–– Yves Vlamijnck, Team Manager, Network & IT Monitoring, Belgacom
Poorly managed change causes 80% of incidents in large environments
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IT Process Managers Bridge Organizational Silos
IT Operational Management Products
IT Service Management Platform
IT Process Management Products
Best Practices
IBM IT Service Management
IBM IT Service Management
Available Now!
Service Delivery
& SupportService
DeploymentInformation
ManagementBusinessResilience
IT CRM & Business
Management
Automates IT management processes for rapid responsiveness and greater flexibilityBased on experience applying ITIL, eTOM, CoBIT and CMMI in customer environmentsExtends autonomic computing technology experience to people, processes and information
Available in 2H 2006!
Availability Process Manager
Release Process Manager
Storage Process Manager
Capacity Process Manager
Financial Assessment
Process Manager
Future Directions
SecurityProcess Manager
Service LevelProcess Manager
AssetProcess Manager
Change andConfiguration Management
(embedded in the CCMDB)
Service Continuity
Process Manager
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Products include:• Tivoli Access
Manager• Tivoli Identity
Manager• Tivoli Federated
Identity Manager• Tivoli Directory
Server• Tivoli Directory
Integrator• Security
Compliance Manager
Security Management
Products include:• Tivoli Storage
Manager• Tivoli Continuous
Data Protection for Files
• TotalStorage Productivity Center
Storage Management
Products include:Tivoli Enterprise Console
• Tivoli Monitoring• Tivoli
OMEGAMON• Tivoli NetView• Tivoli Remote
Control• Tivoli Systems
Automation• Tivoli Workload
Scheduler• Tivoli Provisioning
Manager• Tivoli
Configuration Manager
• Tivoli Decision Support for z/OS
• Netcool/OMNIbus• Netcool/Proviso• Netcool/Precision• Netcool/Monitors
Server, Network & Device Management
Products include:Tivoli Composite Application Manager
• Tivoli Business Systems Manager
• Tivoli Intelligent Orchestrator
• Tivoli Service Level Advisor
• Tivoli License Manager
• Tivoli License Compliance Manager
• Netcool/Impact• Netcool/RAD
Business ApplicationManagement
IT Operational Management Products
IT Service Management Platform
IT Process Management Products
IBM IT Service Management
Best Practices
IT Operational Management Products
Tivoli Product PortfolioAvailable TODAY!
Integrated across silos through the ITSM platform to the IT process management products
Tivoli Security Operations ManagerTivoli Security Operations Manager
NEW
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IBM Tivoli Monitoring
Reduced Operational CostsConsolidate distributed monitoring with one vendorFlexibility to span infrastructure monitoring across entire environmentSimplify vendor managementAgent-less Monitoring via the Universal Agent
Immediate Time to ValueQuick InstallEnd to End Views of AppsEasy-to-use GUISimplified maintenanceShort training cycle
Improved IT Service DeliveryImproved performance and availabilityAdvanced automation capabilitiesImproved reporting thru TEP and Tivoli Data Warehouse
Increased Staff ProductivityImproved visualization or real-time and historic eventsCustomized views for operational efficiencyIntegrated with ITM 5 on TEPIntegrated upgrade tools for older Tivoli DM environments
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Questions
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