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Tracking Administrative Group Modifications
Security of elevated privileged access is becoming more and more important with every Active Directory installation. Attacks are going to happen and ensuring you know who has privileged access will help reduce the overall effectiveness of these attacks
Guest Blog : No Such Thing as a Free Lunch?
This is a guest post by Kirstie Magowan. At least that is what my grandmother always told me…I think I heard a collective gasp around the IT Service Management industry when ManageEngine announced earlier this month that the basic version of their ITSM solution – ServiceDesk Plus – would now be offered free, with no licensing restrictions to current and future customers…so is this the ITSM version of a free lunch, or just a clever marketing strategy? free-lunch My first thought was “OK, what’s the catch?” ManageEngine is in the ITSM game for profit, not philanthropy, so obviously they are viewing this as a way to increase their market share and upsell this offering to higher value products, we have to assume that they are not doing this out of the goodness of their hearts! How free is ‘free’?
Andy Mac – The ServiceDesk Plus Messenger
You Can Learn More About the ManageEngine Product Line By Going to manageengine.optrics.com The original article/video can be found at Andy Mac – The ServiceDesk Plus Messenger
Gearing up for GITEX 2013
ManageEngine is gearing up for the largest technology show in the Middle East: GITEX . This is our seventh straight year at GITEX, and this time, we’ll showcase our entire range of solutions, from network to security
Register for Pink Elephant Webinar : Is Today’s IT compatible with Tomorrow’s Social Media Consumer ?
With the worldwide social media boom, IT businesses are increasingly emphasizing on technologies and platforms to keep up with the ever-changing social media landscape as well as consumers’ demands. Customer expectations are changing in the blink of an eye
Owning the Distribution of Release Notes
“ The release notes are written by the development/testing teams, but who should be distributing them out to users? Same team who have written the release notes? Release/Change Management teams