What is Microsoft System Center?
The Microsoft System Center family of products supports performance and availability monitoring, software updates and deployment, data storage and recovery, IT reporting, and problem, capacity, and operations management. Below is a brief description of each of the components of the System Center and what they can do to help your IT department. We will continue to add new System Center courses to our schedule.
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System Center Operation Manager (SCOM, formerly MOM) is an end-to-end service management solution. This solution works best for Microsoft Windows because it easily integrates and with Microsoft software and applications and intelligent monitoring and reporting.
Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager 2007 (formerly Microsoft System Management Server) increases IT productivity and efficiency by lessening manual tasks and allowing you to focus on big-picture projects, maximize hardware and software investments, and increase end-user productivity.
Microsoft System Center Data Protection Manager 2006 speeds up disk-based backup and recovery, delivers data protection, and increases your IT organization’s effectiveness.
Microsoft System Center Essentials 2007 is a unified management solution that enables IT professionals in a mid-size organization efficiently secure, update, monitor, and troubleshoot your IT environments.
Microsoft System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2007 is a stand-alone management application for a virtual data center. It allows you to increase use of your physical server and manage your infrastructure virtually.
Microsoft System Center Capacity Planner 2006 is a predeployment, capacity-planning solution that provides best-practice guidance, hardware-specific knowledge, and scenario planning.
We offer many courses to help you expand your knowledge in this area. For more information contact your Education Advisor or call 952.896.6800.