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| Ptak, Noel & Associates: Taking Process Automation to the Limit |
[504kB, PDF] |
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Ptak, Noel & Associates offer a brief analysis of IT process automation, examine Opalis' position as a thought and functionality leader, and review the newly released Opalis products. Download this white paper to learn why Ptak, Noel & Associates say, "If you are looking for IT process automation software, Opalis should be on your short list." |
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| Executive Guide to IT Process Automation |
[325kB, PDF] |
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This guide, by Realtime Publishers, examines IT processes and the steps organizations can take to begin to turn the dream of ITPA into a much-anticipated reality. The benefits of ITPA will enable IT organizations to take full command of their infrastructure, realize greater efficiency, become more effective, and deliver an amazing level of business agility that will enable any organization to rapidly respond to changing business requirements with reduced overhead and greater focus on the business. |
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| What is Run Book Automation? |
[336kB, PDF] |
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Opalis president and CEO Todd DeLaughter explains what run book automation is and how you can make it work for your IT organization. |
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| Highlighting Real-World Experiences of Data Center Automation - An EMA Research Summary for Opalis |
[320kB, PDF] |
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The ability to automate and integrate the workflow of complex multi-discipline IT management processes is the glue that binds the entire DCA stack. This research summary highlights the benefits and barriers of data center automation, and spotlights IT process automation with Opalis integration server. |
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| Building vs. Buying Integration |
[32kB, PDF] |
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This paper explores the challenges IT shops should consider when deciding whether system integration is developed in-house or purchased from a process automation vendor. |
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| Can Automation Plug the Holes in Business Service Management? |
[228kB, PDF] |
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See how successful automation adopters use Opalis to streamline existing processes; and find out why most IT departments still rely on manual efforts to analyze performance of business services. |
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| Process Automation; Moving beyond Scripts in Operations Management |
[34kB, PDF] |
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Learn how to reduce costs and improve service delivery by standardizing and automating best practices without the management burden associated with scripting. |
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| Getting ITIL Done with IT Process Automation |
[522kB, PDF] |
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ITIL provides guidelines around defining best practices but lacks a method for integrating and automating these processes. Learn how Run Book Automation provides the necessary tools to automate best practices. |
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| Resolving Critical Business Problem Areas in Data Center Operations through Automation |
[484kB, PDF] |
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Learn how automation in the data center results in improved service, efficiency, performance, productivity and agility. |
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| Run Book Automation: Job Scheduling For IT Operations |
[116kB, PDF] |
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This paper describes the next level of automation technology that automates IT operations processes and traditional job scheduling tasks - without custom programming and scripts. |
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| Turn Virtual Management into Automated Best Practices |
[288kB, PDF] |
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Learn how Opalis automates maintenance processes, provisioning and change management to make your virtual environments truly cost effective. |
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| Reducing costs in Operations Management with ITIL-based Process Automation |
[1193kB, PDF] |
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Learn why IT executives are looking to IT process automation solutions to help lower costs and improve IT efficiencies around best practices and ITIL processes . |
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| Closing the IT Process Automation Gap |
[291kB, PDF] |
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Ptak Noel explains how a Run Book Automation (RBA) tool like Opalis fills the IT Process Automation Gap by supporting the goals of ITIL processes and continuing where the high level processes end. |
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