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Voyence™ Inc., a provider of network configuration management solutions, today announced it has become the first Network Configuration Management company to achieve Ready for IBM Tivoli certification through IBM’s Orchestration and Provisioning Automation Library (OPAL) initiative to help organizations automate their IT environments. The Ready for IBM Tivoli Certification acknowledges Voyence has passed IBM’s criteria for building VoyenceControl! workflows for IBM Tivoli Intelligent Orchestrator.
"We’re very pleased to become the first network configuration management company to become part of IBM’s OPAL initiative. It means a lot to our customers and will play a role in our future product development initiatives," said Susan Nash, President and CEO, Voyence. "Having VoyenceControl! in the OPAL program enables us to arm customers with highly optimized and automated change management best-practices.”
IBM’s OPAL initiative and Tivoli Intelligent Orchestrator product address two common IT issues – overdependence on manual processes and low utilization of resources - by automating changes to IT environments.
"VoyenceControl! is now able to play a role in our strategy to help customers cut costs, streamline their IT operations and create on demand business environments,” said Lucian Bifano, vice president, business development and alliances for IBM Tivoli Software.
The companies said that working hand-in-hand, VoyenceControl! and Tivoli Intelligent Orchestrator will enable organizations to:
To download the Voyence Automation Package for IBM Tivoli drivers and the Voyence user guide visit: ttp://www.voyence.com/partners/tivoli_orchestrator.html. For more information go to www.voyence.com.
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