| OPNET introduces .NET support in Panorama |
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April 16, 2008 -- A mature Java EE application analytics and monitoring solution has been ported to Microsoft's .NET platform. OPNET Technologies made OPNET Panorama 5.0 generally available on March 25. For the first time, Panorama provides life-cycle performance management for .NET and Java, as well as Java environments within multi-tier infrastructures.... |
| Wall Street Expanding Virtual Horizons |
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April 7, 2008 -- Virtualization, in one form or another, has been around almost as long as computers. When the term arose in the 1960s, it referred to the partitioning of mainframe computers. But virtualization soon became a way to let people stop worrying about the inner workings of their hardware... |
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| Cool Technology of the Week |
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April 3, 2008 -- One of the challenges of being a CIO is the "application is slow, can you fix it" phone call. Generally, the network is blamed first, but there are many layers that all need to be examined - desktop, network, server, storage, database, active directory, internet service provider etc. For example, a complaint about email slowness can be caused by a multitude of factors... |
| OPNET Nominated for SYS-CON's Virtualization Journal's "Readers' Choice Awards" OPNET IT Guru Systems Planner VM Quick Predict Nominated for Best Virtualization Platform Capacity Planning |
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March 11, 2008 -- With IT Guru Systems Planner Virtual Machine Quick Predict (VMQP), users can quickly predict the performance impact of server consolidation and P2V virtualization, enabling IT enterprises to make qualified decisions and investments regarding virtualization. IT Guru Systems Planner VMQP features guided workflows for users to assess the workload of current servers, and predict whether resources can be utilized more efficiently through virtualization... |
| Network monitoring and management market shakedown Vendors scramble to provide suites of tools to do it all |
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March 11, 2008 -- Consolidation is the order of the day in the network monitoring and management market. Companies are either building or buying technology to manufacture comprehensive software suites that can address more and more functions. Network fault vendors are adding performance management capabilities and protocol analysis players want to beef their network knowledge... |
| Solution Helps AEGON Transfer Files Globally |
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March 1, 2008 -- Considering the heightened state of security that exists in the post-9/11 world, few people would relish the prospect of getting unusual-looking electronic equipment to pass through customs unimpeded on a regular basis. Gary Bales, a senior programmer and analyst for the investment group of The Hague, Netherlands-based life insurer AEGON, certainly doesn't... |
| More management vendors take on virtualization Virtualization is the latest technology every management vendor touts as its most recent must-have feature |
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February 27, 2008 -- Management software makers never get a moment's rest. As soon as a new technology takes off, they must get to work ramping up their management suites to tackle availability, fault and performance for the leading-edge trend. Virtualization is the latest disruptive technology that every management vendor is touting as its most recent must-have feature -- meaning their applications can manage, optimize, provision, protect and care for virtual environments... |
| OPNET Announces Enhanced Capability for Ensuring Successful Server Virtualization Initiatives
IT Guru Systems Planner Release 14.5 Accelerates Planning for Virtual Server Deployments |
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February 21, 2008 -- OPNET Technologies announced new capabilities for IT Guru Systems Planner, a software solution for managing systems capacity across physical and virtual servers. This latest release introduces Virtual Machine Quick Predict (VMQP) to quickly predict the performance impact of server consolidation and virtualization, enabling IT enterprises to make qualified decisions and investments regarding virtualization... |