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... operations. This includes Host groups, Hosts, Users/Roles , Service Checks and even Business Service...
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... requirements.
A much more important figure is number of service checks. Between eight and two dozen service...
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... consumers are more prepared to vote with their feet if service levels do not meet their high expectations.
Visibility and...
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... automation or humans will ever guarantee a 100% error-free service, automation is quicker as it doesn’t get distracted. It...
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... input in order to run. For example, the Windows C: service check above will likely require the username and password to...
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... not be easily configurable to model system-level resiliency, service interdependence, or estimate performance impacts of...
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... go wrong, help analyze issues, confirm compliance with service-level objectives. But it’s better practice to treat monitoring...
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... by how much) infrastructure-layer failures impact business service availability and performance. The result of such lack can be...
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... one of several automated actions, from the generation of a service desk ticket, to an alert sent to an engineer, and...
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... things. Focusing on availability rather than business service performance will not deliver strategic value from ITOM....