May 2007 - Posts
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I’m in Key West, FL this week, helping Mike O’Dell, a long time associate and friend, prepare his Pilot Cruiser 57 for delivery back to Annapolis, MD. I’ve been a long-time sailor, doing Wednesday night racing, two ocean races (Newport to Bermuda 1992...
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I’m speaking on an Interop panel about network management. Eric Siegel, an analyst at The Burton Group, is moderator of the panel and the topic is: “The Future of Network Management: Over Niagara Falls In a Barrel.” There were over 100 people in the room...
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This is Interop week and I’m in Las Vegas where Netcordia is an exhibitor. We have a 20×20 ft booth (see photo below) and there is a lot of interest in our network analysis methodology. People are realizing that just collecting data isn’t sufficient....
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Netcordia announced ( http://www.netcordia.com/news/press-releases.asp ) today that NetMRI's analysis will now include the capability to perform analysis in real-time. A number of customers had asked that NetMRI be able to detect when a problem was...
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I gave a talk last night at the AITP, Baltimore chapter ( www.baltimore.aitp.org ) titled “What CIOs Should Know About Network Analysis”. Also presenting were Tom Iler, CIO of Advertising.com, and Tressa Springmann, VP and CIO of the Greater Baltimore...
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We just announced an agreement with Splunk, the IT search company ( http://splunk.com ), where the Splunk log file collection and analysis engine will be incorporated into NetMRI. This is the first OEM partnership we’ve done and it is an exciting one...
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We were informed yesterday that NetMRI was awarded second place in Network World's Clear Choice Test: Management Tools, that evaluated mid-tier network management products. There are many big competitors in the lineup and we’re proud to have produced...
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I visited a customer yesterday who is using eight (!) tools for network management (this count includes NetMRI). It wasn’t much of a surprise to find out that they are using only a fraction of each product, often only one specific function. One product...
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