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DataCenter Management |
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Systems Management |
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This includes Operating Systems (e.g. SUN, TRU64, HP-UX, VMS, Windows), Storage and Web Servers. The activities that are being delivered for these include, but are not limited to, monitoring, batch scheduling, inventory management, software distribution, system administration, backup and recovery, system performance and capacity.
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Database Management |
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This includes databases like Oracle, Progress, DB2, Sybase and SQL Server. The activities that being delivered by these include, but are not limited to, resource monitoring, database design, database creation and build, database schema management, performance management, space management, S/W upgrades and installation.
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Infrastructure Applications |
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This includes applications like Microsoft Exchange and IBM Lotus Notes. The activities that are being delivered for these include and are not limited to user management, mailbox administration, queue management, analysis on mail delivery failures, administration of mail routing and group management for mailing. |
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Enterprise Products Support |
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This includes activities like administration (L1+L2) support for enterprise applications such as SAP basis, EAI applications such as Vitria and Tibco and application servers such as WebSphere and WebLogic.
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Infrastructure Consolidation |
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Infrastructure Sizing & Capacity Planning |
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- Infrastructure sizing (Server, Storage, Backup, Network, Security and Enterprise Datacenter).
- Capacity modeling for future workload projections.
- Infrastructure capacity planning and design to meet application and business demands.
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Server Consolidation |
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This solution achieves optimum server infrastructure by addressing: |
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- Centralization of servers to a central location,
- Collating data to a larger storage,
- Physical consolidation/virtualization to similar platforms, and
- Application centralization.
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Ushering in positive impacts for: |
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- Hardware procurement,
- Operations and Maintenance,
- Applications,
- Data, and
- Security.
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