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My esteemed colleague Boris Pevzner, CEO at Lontra, a Service Catalog vendor, recently wrote on his blog (http://blog.lontra.com/):

One of the main focal points of ITIL v3 is the Service Lifecycle – how services are conceptualized, defined, modeled, offered, accounted for, delivered, supported, and improved – and the Service Portfolio is the central management tool and “system of record” for the Service Lifecycle.

Troy DuMoulin, an ITIL expert with Pink Elephant confirms this view in his blog (http://blogs.pinkelephant.com/troy):

“…this brings ITIL to the perspective of the CIO and executive management team and is focused on the realization that IT Management is accountable for knowing how any given component or device supports a service which impac

This article continues the Throttling Bandwidth Through QoS series by discussing the QoS architecture that is used by Windows Server 2003. If you missed the first part in this a
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Management's right to employee communication: There are limits

The courts have consistently upheld business rights to information stored on company-owned information assets, including email and other messaging media. There were limits, like restricting data retrieval to items actually related to business transactions or relavant to an ongoing investigation. Now, however, a U.S. Federal court has placed messages sent via contracted services within the scope of employee expectation of privacy.

A ruling by a three-judge panel in the U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has established new privacy rights for employees who use employer-issued cell phones, pagers and computers to send personal text messages.

The judges upheld the verdict in Quon v. Arch Wireless, which determined that if an employer contracts with an outside provider for

To extend the logical application architecture to include the layers interfacing with system components, such as databases and user interface. To allocate the physical application packages to processor nodes to respond to such requirements as load balancing, security, replication and synchronization.

ITERATION IN OBJECT-ORIENTED DESIGN

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Dish out the commands.

A new kid is on the Debian Lenny repository block. This kid is not a wimpy one either. It has the clout to clobber all of your Linux machines at once. If they are connected to the network and have the appropriate ssh/rsh/telnet service running then it is fair game for this one.

This dilly of a multi-armed automatic command line warrior is called Dish and from such an unassuming name, which reminds you of either lunch or that hot blond depending on your state of being, it packs a tool worthy of any Linux emperor. Unfortunately it is not yet in the *buntu repositories but should be "real soon now (tm)" and I don't know about the state of the yum repositories (why does every program name seem to have something to do with food or, er, other things :) Do not despair however as you can

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