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Configuration Management Data Base (CMDB)
 
Change Management proactively manages both IT and business-driven changes—while also stabilizing and protecting the IT environment—by assembling a representation of the IT environment and its dependencies within a dedicated CMDB that provides data for planning and decision making.

Aligning IT with Business Objectives
The Configuration Management Database (CMDB) is an intelligent data repository that offers greater alignment of disparate IT functions to common business priorities with accurate, pervasive, and business-aware visibility into the dependencies between business processes, users, and IT infrastructure. IT provides a single source of truth for your IT environment, thus ensuring a consistent approach to maintaining IT processes, such as incident, problem, change, configuration, asset, and service impact management. These types of applications—combined with a federated CMDB—provide the best-practice process structure and control as specified by key industry standards such as ITIL®.

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Discovery Tools and your CMDB

Mike Vogt, Service Management Practice Manager at Consonus Technologies, reveals the following 5 Tips for Using Discovery Tools with your Configuration Management Database and much more in this recent ViewPoint article.

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  1. Put discovery tools in play before the CMDB, especially if there is no existing authoritative source for desktop information.
  2. Use discovery tools to help you recover information and reduce costs to the business.
  3. Determine how much data you want to track and how much is really useful for monitoring the environment.
  4. Set up appropriate monitoring schedules or polling intervals.
  5. Integrate change management with the CMDB and then validate with the discovery service.
 
 
 
 
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