Avocent CEO Mike Borman's Business Resolution for 2009: More ROI |
LANDesk Security Suite’s promise as a hybrid of network and security policy management is being realized. The notion of managing the desktop and evolving that into security policy management makes a lot of sense. |
“Avocent ranks 197 on Software 500 list and is in the top 10 companies highlighted for overall revenue growth from 2006 to 2007.” |
New product ALM rates for its ability to track, maintaining, update, and assign hardware assets during their full life in the enterprise, from purchase to disposal. |
LANDesk tools help contain energy costs by bringing real time energy measurement to the desktop and the data center. |
Avocent today revealed results of an independent survey that showed companies are seeking better visibility into their data center operations. |
Avocent survey finds companies struggle with service and power consumption issues. |
Avocent takes the wraps off new power management products -- including new capabilities in LANDesk Management Suite. |
Ben Grimes, CTO of Avocent, says any solution aiming to reduce power consumption and carbon emissions will need to be sophisticated. |
Avocent CEO Mike Borman and CTO Ben Grimes will be speakers during the annual Data Center Executive of the Year Summit and Awards in Atlanta on November 5. |
Michael Borman says his first priority will be taking about 90 days to listen and learn and get to know the company better. |
“Information-technology infrastructure management company Avocent Corp. said Monday it named Michael J. Borman as chief executive, effective July 15.” |
"Touchpaper falls squarely into the incident and problem management arena that is laid out in ITIL,” says Ben Grimes, CTO of Avocent. |
Acquisitions in the channel space continue at a fast pace. The latest involves Avocent. The company has completed its acquisition of Touchpaper. |
Avocent agreed to buy U.K. software maker Touchpaper Group Ltd. for 23 million pounds ($46 million) in cash to broaden its product offerings. |
“…of all the products tested, Patch Manager was the only one with an automated process to facilitate ITIL change management practices--a huge plus.” LANDesk wins Editor's Choice. |
“It used to be that an organization with however-many thousands of Windows boxes might have a tiny, self-sustaining cluster of Macs in the marketing department, a don’t-ask, don’t-want-to-hear-about-it [IT] thing. But when this number grows to 100 or 200, we get calls about it,” Prows said. |
It's a bit premature to say that peace has broken out in the network access control protocol war. |
