Formally referred to as the Capacity
Management Information System (CMIS), and considered a subset of
the Configuration Management System (CMS), it is unlikely to be one physical
database and more likely to be a number of logical databases that store
capacity and performance related data. It
is:
· The Cornerstone/Multiple
Databases
· Considered
a “CMDB” within CMS
Typically data such
as utilizations, financial and business statistics with additional relationship
information is being provided by the CMS.
The principles are
the same, except we now have an “Information System” that is considered a
Configuration Management DB within the CMS.
The CMIS and CMS are
part of a larger Service Knowledge Management System (SKMS) which is primarily
about getting the right data to the right people or group, with an emphasis on
refining the bulk of information into what’s important for a particular
person/group.
It's just a database, right? I'll be answering that question on Wednesday.
In the meantime take a look at our webinar schedule, we've got some great topics lined up for you over the next few months
Jamie Baker
Principal Consultant
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