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Impact and Event Management in Virtualized Environments

Overview Virtualization has increased the complexity of IT environments and managing that complexity has become even more critical to ensuring the delivery of services to users and customers alike. Changes in virtualized environments can affect the performance and availability of services. Understanding how those changes, planned or unplanned can impact the business. Detecting failures in those environments has become increasingly difficult as well as extremely critical to the success of the business. This webcast will show how a person can use Event Management and Service Impact analysis tools to quickly identify failures in the virtualized environments.

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Publisher	BMC Software
Live Date	6th June 2007 01:00 BST
Format	Webcast
Topics	High Availability, Business Management

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