Capacity Management for System z is not a silo activity within an enterprise.
Every Capacity Management decision is a business decision, and with that in mind, there are either positive or negative cost implications with each decision made.
Capacity Management reports are visible to all the stakeholders within an organization from the C-Level down to the Lines of Business and the Analysts.
In order to be successful, one needs to take an enterprise view in all aspects of Capacity Management and with all the cost implications involved with various licensing models, there needs to be an understanding of the current (and future) ways in which licenses can be allocated.
I'll be presenting at our next webinar and will be discussing:
Every Capacity Management decision is a business decision, and with that in mind, there are either positive or negative cost implications with each decision made.
Capacity Management reports are visible to all the stakeholders within an organization from the C-Level down to the Lines of Business and the Analysts.
In order to be successful, one needs to take an enterprise view in all aspects of Capacity Management and with all the cost implications involved with various licensing models, there needs to be an understanding of the current (and future) ways in which licenses can be allocated.
I'll be presenting at our next webinar and will be discussing:
- Capacity Management from an Enterprise level
- MLC & WLC (Monthly and Workload License Charges)
- Explanation of Country Multiplex Pricing (CMP) and how it may affect your enterprise
- Reporting necessary to understand the license charges
- Forecasting for future changes
Join me on February 17, register for your place now
http://www.metron-athene.com/services/webinars/index.html
Charles Johnson
Principal Consultant
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