Future, Past and Present of a Meassage.

Messaging based middleware has come of age and is now used as the basis for both integration of legacy applications and for development of new applications using several design models. It has a great future. This is neither about “The Message” nor about “Messaging”. The focus is on a simple message somewhere in your computer network, perhaps one of millions. It could be insignificant, or it could mean a lot to your business. How do you know? It might not exist anymore, but what happened to it. Perhaps it doesn’t exist yet. If it does exist, where will it go?

Do You Know Where Your MQ Messages Are?

A simple message could be quite critical to your business. It might be the receipt of a SWIFT transfer of funds by a financial institution from another SWIFT participant. Or it could be the transmission of a shipping order to a major supplier. However, the message might not arrive when it should. The message could exist somewhere in your computer network, perhaps one of millions. Or it might not exist anymore, having been already processed. Would you like to know how to quickly access and read the MQ message logs so you can ascertain what happened to a message in a matter of minutes rather than in a couple of hours? Do you know what path a message took or what queue manager it is currently on? Will you be able to prevent future delays?

ITM General Product Information

The IBM Tivoliâ Monitoring V6.1 solution is the next generation of IBM Tivoli family of products that help monitor and manage critical hardware and software in distributed environments.

Redbook: Deployment Guide Series: IBM Tivoli Monitoring V 6.1

This Whitepaper Redbook focuses on the planning and deployment of IBM Tivoli Monitoring Version 6.1 in small to medium and large environments. The target audience for this redbook is IT Specialists, who will be working on new IBM Tivoli Monitoring, V6.1 installations.

Composite Applications and the Application Management Life Cycle

This report analyses the three questions that should be asked by organizations evaluating composite application management solutions. These questions will help organizations evaluate the capabilities around transaction tracking, deep-dive diagnostics and resource monitoring.

Application Management Buyer's Guide

This buyer's guide will help you enter into the request-for-proposal and proposal evaluation process with knowledge that will help you make the decision that's right for your organization.

The Total Economic Impact of IBM Tivoli Composite Application Manager for WebSphere

Read the attached commissioned study conducted by Forrester Consulting, 'The Total Economic Impact of IBM Tivoli Composite Application Manager for WebSphere.

Improving Enterprise Security with Ecora's Configuration Auditor

This paper outlines a methodology for improving enterprise security by simplifying the control process through configuration management and assessment.

Understanding & Managing Security Audits

The IT infrastructure is a corporation's most valuable asset, delivering competitive advantages, processing the bulk of business transactions, and storing confidential information on all areas of the company, including financial data, customer and supplier databases, engineering schedules, business plans, human resource records, and email. Today most of this information is accessible online. And it's all vulnerable. It must be protected constantly and thoroughly without interrupting business.

Hardening the Soft Middle: Securing your IT Infrastructure through Configuration Baselining

This paper examines how organizations can strengthen security "inside the perimeter" by developing security templates, establishing performance baselines with an automated solution, and initiating a "Cycle of Control" to enforce compliance.

Solution Provider's Guide to Business Expansion

IT complexity is increasing, yet budgets are being slashed, and clients are scrutinizing their expenditures even more closely -- while actually boosting their expectations of solution providers. This paper shows how Ecora can help solution providers deliver more services in less time in this increasingly competitive and pressured environment.