TMX Finance benefits from faster response times to critical outages. Enterprise Alert is used to automate incident alerting from SCOM/SCSM to forward critical notifications to key personnel at any given hour of the day or night. “Enterprise Alert has solved all of our notification issues regardless of time and location, notifying the right people based
ITIL incident management aims to manage the lifecycle of all incidents. Enterprise Alert is the perfect tool to accelerate and mobilize critical parts of the incident management process. It has a significant impact on the effectiveness and efficiency of handling time-sensitive and major incidents. Let us have a look at where Enterprise Alert adds value to
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The Indiana University Bloomington Auxiliary IT department monitors their systems with Microsoft System Center Operations Manager (SCOM). To ensure consistent operation and IT uptime around the clock, the ability to notify employees outside business hours is essential. Derdack’s Enterprise Alert is now used to automate incident alerting from SCOM and forward critical notifications to key personnel,
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Are you looking at cutting costs by moving from a 24/7 staffed NOC to working with on-call teams? Are you in need of reliably alerting your people after business hours and on public holiday? If you have already on-call teams – are your people receiving too many alerts at night? Or are they in danger