Empowering Operations Teams – Derdack at MS Ignite 2017 Critical situations require an effective response, which is why operations teams in charge of critical IT, OT or IoT systems rely on swift information about any system failure threatening business continuity. Derdack’s solutions deliver an unprecedented level of real-time alert distribution to people in charge, alert
Let’s meet in Cologne at the Microsoft System and Service Management User Group Meeting (MSSMUG) on September 2, 2016! Discover our MS-certified solution Enterprise Alert, providing fully-automated real-time alerting & app-enabled anywhere response for Microsoft System Center, OMS and Azure. Don’t miss our breakout session “For a 10x faster incident response and resolution through fully automatic alerting”,
Visit Derdack at Houston Area Systems Management User Group Meeting (HASMUG) and discover our MS-certified solution Enterprise Alert, providing fully-automated IT alerting & app-enabled anywhere response. Derdack enables an up to 10x faster response to major and critical incidents threatening the continuity of services and operations. This is in particular important for 24/7 operated mission-critical systems,
Enterprise Alert can generate alert messages for alerts received from Microsoft System Center Operations Manager (SCOM). In your Alert Policy you can dynamically insert various parameters from the SCOM alert into the message text. If you receive the alert message on your laptop, mobile phone or tablets via email, push notification or SMS it would
Microsoft SCOM (System Center Operations Manager) has limited built-in alert notifications. They are fine for basic tasks but lack critical features required for larger IT departments, for 24/7 IT monitoring and after-business-hours incident response. You can either script a lot to cover some critical issues (there are a few good blog post) or you can choose an
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