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Daimler
Chrysler™ Bank Finds WebSphere® MQ Messages With ReQuest™
Karl Heinz Heier, DC Bank's Senior Middleware Services Consultant notes "We found that the product capabilities do in fact cover all the key areas we were interested in." |
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Banksys Completes their WebSphere MQ monitoring on OpenVMS and Tru64 with Cressida's TeQuest Banksys develops and manages retail-payment systems for the Beglian banks, merchants, and consumers. A significant part of their work is the management of all Beglian debit cards and electronic wallets. With a billion payment transactions a year, Banksys has an important responsibility in the Belgian national economy, offering its customers high performance and 24x7 availability amongst a number of service offerings. The OpenVMS platform, which is strategic to Banksys, was not covered in the same way as Tandem and Solaris where Banksys uses Tivoli Omegamon products to manage their systems. This is where Cressida's TeQuest so nicely filled the gap to extend the Tivoli Omegamon Monitoring environment to include the OpenVMS and Tru64 WMQ platforms. |
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Automatic Data Processing Inc. (ADP) provides worldwide Employer Services, Brokerage Services, Dealer Services and Claims Services to customers worldwide. ADP has more then 40,000 employees and 500,000 customers, processing 30 million paychecks per year with annual revenue of $7 billion US Dollars. ADP was looking to provide a WMQ Messages Tracking and Auditing facility that confirmed timely delivery of WMQ messages, and to demonstrate the ability to recover lost messages and objects within the government mandated timeframe service levels. ADP's Manager of System Services Ton van Der Starre comments, "When we first looked at ReQuest, it seemed too good to be true. It contained everything we needed, required us to make no changes to a project that was nearing completion and last, but not least, it was a cost-effective solution." |
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Elias VarVarezis, a Unisys Systems Architect, had to assess and reconfigure a government data center network that had grown rapidly from 3,000 to 40,000 users (soon to be 60,000) and had inconsistent performance standards and inadequate backup and configuration documentation. The lack of documentation necessitated a complete IT audit. “We had neither the time nor the staff to go out and manually document each server on the network,” VarVarezis says. “Without some type of automation, the best you can do is document a small number of servers and make assumptions about the rest.” VarVarezis wanted to sort 142 servers into categories for configuration, but auditing even one was a monumental task. |
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“A lot of times you go to a site to audit a network, and the IT staff has no idea what’s out there,” says Herb Meyerowitz, director of technical services for General Networks. “They don’t know what devices are out there, who has access to each server, the status of patch levels and hot fixes, to say nothing of how the current standards and configuration settings have changed over time.” Servers and routers may be strewn across the continent with other network devices. Manually auditing one server is tedious and time-consuming even when you know where it is. Auditing an enterprise is a mind-boggling proposition. |
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"Ecora is a cost-reducer," says Painter. "Not only do we make fewer off-site visits, but Ecora probably shaves a day off the time we have to spend at each remote office visit. With Ecora, we don't need to spend a day crawling the network looking for potential problems. Now we know the state of the network before we get there." |
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Henry Jenkins, First American Trust’s vice-president of information services, needed a solution to help manage change and maintain control of the IT infrastructure. Information residing on servers at the company’s headquarters and routers through which electronic money traveled has to be secure. A tough job when data is gathered manually across the Microsoft and Cisco platforms. Since Trust is a bank, it is tightly regulated by the federal government. In short, data must be in constant, secure flow and Trust must prove that its infrastructure is compliant and secure at all times. |
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St. Lawrence County is the largest geographic county in New York State. Its Department of Central Services includes nine IT professionals managing an infrastructure comprised of 15 Windows NT servers, one Exchange server, two Novell servers, eight Cisco routers, and 3Com hubs and switches that must be properly configured and up and running at all times. And, according to microcomputer systems coordinator Rick Johnson, backup documentation of the environment is also critical. |
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Staffers at the Florida Surplus Lines Service Office take pride in doing more with less. The modus operandi is to get things running and keep them simple. They reach their goal by relying on automation tools such as Enterprise Auditor to handle routine, repetitive, but very necessary, very critical tasks. |
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To keep up with the demands of dynamic, on demand environments, CIOs
and their business partners need a new approach that integrates availability,
performance and problem management processes and tools in a more collaborative
and real-time way. This White Paper demonstrates how IBM Challenge the
Availability Management Status Quo. |
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