Oracles Enterprise Manager stands alone in the enterprise management space because it does what no other products can do. Functionality delivered out of the box is second to none. The author of this book has an extensive engineering background in the aerospace\/technology business. While those disciplines may not seem applicable to developing consumer products, a deep problem-solving ability translates directly into what we do. Two books have been published addressing significant problems in today’s technology business. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Solutions provided have been a result of hands-on experience across a wide swath of businesses. The exposure does not age itself out as technology changes but has provided the foundation for continued forward progress. We write technical books to provide those coming behind us with insight that helps make complex tasks more manageable. Here is our recent example, a book on Oracles Enterprise Manager, Cloud Control aka OEMCC.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
As hard as they try, companies implement disparate hardware and software because they have to. The challenge that brings is how do you manage them. Management includes software and hardware maintenance, and notification when there is a problem. I have personally implemented this technology at various customer sites, all of which had the same problem managing their environment. So this book has been written using lessons learned. Those lessons learned are customer-centric and all had the same requirements. This product is open-ended meaning anything it won’t do out of the box can be integrated using new or existing methods.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The genius of this product is it will manage almost ANY front-line technology today. OEMCC taps into multiple technology pillars. This product is web based so anyone with the need to know can gain secure access and share data. This book was written using current software versions so obsolescence is not on the horizon. Click visit our store at EPT publications and get your copy in softcover or eBook format today !!!!<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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