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Business Challenge
Data centers must meet performance objectives and increase productivity in both the traditional mainframe and the Parallel Sysplex environments. They need to measure selected areas of system activity and present the data in SMF records, printed reports and online displays. They require a single, powerful online reporting system that collects a broad range of data on a variety of system activities and offers compatibility with other related products.
Business Need
- Streamline monitoring of unlimited number of z/OS and OS/390 systems
- Simplify usage and navigation
- Lower costs
- Access both historical and real-time metrics easily
- Ensure application availability
Our Solution
BMC CMF MONITOR from BMC Software continues to exploit the MAINVIEW technology that provides true Single System Image and a single point of control for monitoring an unlimited number of OS/390 & z/OS systems. CMF MONITOR offers detailed displays that can be customized to suit the user's purpose. It provides logical screens that can be viewed side-by-side on a single physical 3270 screen, reports on multiple OS/390 & z/OS systems and user-friendly help menus.
Key Features & Benefits
- Provides a high-performance, low-cost alternative to Resource Measurement Facility (RMF)
- Delivers point-and-shoot navigation
- Includes a customizable interface on a 3270 to display current and historical performance information
- Gives data on a wide range of system activity including online views and comprehensive batch reports
- Provides Single System Image and a single point of control for an unlimited number of OS/390 & z/OS systems
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Brochure
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2008 BMC Annual Report
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BMC Business School Course Catalog
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BMC Educational Services
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Datasheet
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CMF MONITOR
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MAINVIEW for Infrastructure Management
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BMC MAINVIEW Performance Manager Family for Mainframe Operating Systems
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White Paper
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Swing into Business Service Management - Seven Strategies
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BMC MAINVIEW Advantage - 2005
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