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Subject:
Common Operating Environment (hardware and software)
Category: Computers Asked by: crabbshack-ga List Price: $20.00 |
Posted:
13 May 2005 07:40 PDT
Expires: 12 Jun 2005 07:40 PDT Question ID: 521274 |
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Subject:
Re: Common Operating Environment (hardware and software)
From: stiltner-ga on 08 Jun 2005 09:39 PDT |
Your first step is determining your budget for the associated project, but the sounds of it, you probably have a reasonable budget to work with this, because you're going to need it. Your second step is responding back to me and clarifying what exactly you're looking for, not in such a vague definition of software/hardware and mainframe. What is your current asset base looking like? Do you have a wide range of mainframe and workstations, is it one mainframe, maybe some sublevel servers and a client system. I think past that, you best bet is to turn to one of the big SOA providers that can deal you the whole package. You can purchase a service contract then that should incorporate more than just the sales aspect, but also service and support for X period of time from the seller until you can train your own staff properly to take over the task at hand and use the sellers technical guidance on a as needed basis. If you are looking to scrap the entire setup you have and go from scratch, then the world is definately an open book and I can't honestly tell you which direction to go, thats going to depend on so much more than you could probably provide here to me. Again, best bet, get on the phone and check with some of the larger providers for total turnkey setups and migration paths. |
Subject:
Re: Common Operating Environment (hardware and software)
From: crabbshack-ga on 08 Jun 2005 11:30 PDT |
I will be consolidating many entities into one or several entities for ease of mgmt, security, cost savings, etc. I want to establish a COE platform as a means to standardize what will be going into my data centers. Everyone within my organization will have one common (or in this case many) denominator with which to work from. Assume that my budget will be significant and cover all costs associated. I have a dozen or so mainframe, at least a several hundred Unix based servers as well as several hundred Wintel servers. Workstations are not applicable. This is a major undertaking as you can see. |
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