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Pund-IT Analyst Report: "IBM Announces Tivoli Express Solutions"

Overview IBM announced new Tivoli Express software solutions designed to help small- and mid-sized companies automate the management of PCs, servers, storage, and security technologies. According to IBM, Tivoli Express will enable mid-sized companies, such as online retailers, hospitals, and local banks to easily and affordably manage their IT with the same integrated capabilities that larger companies rely on. The new solutions include: Tivoli Identity Manager Express, Tivoli Storage Manager Express, Tivoli Provisioning Manager, and Tivoli Monitoring Express.

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Publisher	IBM	File Format	PDF
Date Published	March 2006	Downloads	1
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