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IT asset management generally uses automation to manage the discovery of assets so inventory can be compared to license entitlements. Assets include all elements of software and hardware that are found in the business environment. Data center asset management Дata center asset management (also referred to as inventory management) is the set of business practices that join financial, contractual and inventory functions to support life cycle management and strategic decision making for the IT environment. While some requirements for on-site hardware have been reduced, spending in other hardware areas such as UPS may have to increase. Remote data center management allows offsite experts to watch for situations needing their timely intervention at a lower cost than having such staff be onsite 24/7/365. Tools that help BSM include a modeling language, and a common dashboard, which together allow data center personnel to see problems before business customers do. BSM, which is positioned above IT Service Management (ITSM), promotes a customer-centric and business-focused approach to service management, aligning business objectives with IT or ICT from strategy through to operations. Sufficient redundancy should allow failures in non-critical areas to protect the business from being affected. IBM notes that major problems often happen in the grey areas, particularly due to errors in the interfaces, and focuses on critical failures. Business-service management Д«usiness-service management ( BSM) treats IT as part of the larger enterprise strategy, and helps fill the gap between business & IT. ДЄnother major area is the cost of downtime regarding customer dissatisfaction & business loss, and also the 'astonishing' yet hidden cost and effect regarding personnel & productivity. Focus ДЄmong the topics currently being explored are: scalability, securing data center networks, disaster recovery, government restrictions. With the DMTF a decade old, the list of companies is growing, and also includes companies much smaller than IBM, Microsoft, et al.

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Hardware/software vendors who are willing to live with coopetition are working on projects such as 'The Distributed Management Task Force' (DMTF) with a goal of learning to 'more effectively manage mixed Linux, Windows and cloud environments.' Data center management is a growing major topic for a growing list of large companies who both compete and cooperate, including: Dell, Google, HP, IBM, Intel and Yahoo.

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