Here is something a little more up to date on the Distributed Management Task Force...
Good luck, Eric
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Eurologic Systems Joins Distributed Management Task Force --DMTF--
TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 2000 8:18:00 AM EST
BOXBOROUGH, Mass., Aug 8, 2000 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Eurologic(TM) Systems, a leading worldwide provider of network storage solutions for storage area networking (SAN), OEM solutions, and vertical market applications, today announced that it has furthered its technology leadership and commitment to the adoption of industry standards in its storage management software products by becoming a member of the Distributed Management Task Force (DMTF).
As information technologies proliferate within the enterprise, the challenge of managing the diversity of information technology resources in a clear, consistent manner becomes greater. The DMTF is committed to furthering standards that allow users to "unify" their information technology resources by being able to view and manage geographically dispersed systems as if they are a single, localized entity. This unification of information technology resources enables users to enjoy greater control over their resources, while reducing Total Cost of Ownership (TCO). Eurologic is focusing particularly on standards, such as the DMTF Common Information Model (CIM), that will enable more efficient management of network storage resources.
Alan Johnson, Manager of Emerging Technologies for Eurologic Systems, said, "As networked storage solutions become ever more predominant, the challenges around managing these networks move to the forefront. Eurologic has a long history of supporting industry standards and promoting the interoperability of its innovative network storage solutions with storage-enabling technologies. Our membership in The DMTF furthers our commitment to ensuring that our software management products are utilizing open standards, such as the DMTF Common Information Model (CIM), to bring the benefits of improved storage management to end-users."
"As new storage configurations, like storage area networks, are deployed in increasing numbers, the adoption and interoperability of management standards that offer a more cost-effective, less crisis-driven approach will be crucial to their success," said Winston Bumpus, president of the DMTF. "We welcome Eurologic to our roster of members to help drive supporting management standards and interoperability."
About The Distributed Management Task Force
The Distributed Management Task Force (DMTF) is the industry organization that is leading the development, adoption and interoperability of management standards and initiatives for desktop, enterprise and Internet environments. The DMTF is chartered to adopt, create and maintain the specifications and technologies that provide management tools with the ability to discover, deploy and control management data in a standard way. Working with key technology vendors and affiliated standards groups, the DMTF is enabling a more integrated, cost effective, and less crisis-driven approach to management.
Companies interested in joining the DMTF or obtaining more information about the DMTF standards and the activities of the DMTF Working Committees may call (503) 225-0725 or view the DMTF Web site at www.dmtf.org.
About Eurologic Systems
Eurologic Systems is a leading worldwide provider of network storage technology marketed through OEM and indirect channels. A focus on being first-to-market with leading-edge network storage solutions has enabled the company to achieve leadership in emerging storage markets, such as Fibre Channel, SAN, and NAS. Eurologic is the network storage provider of choice for many of the world's leading file server manufacturers, including Dell Computer DELL and Network Appliance NTAP. Eurologic's products are also distributed through leading communications infrastructure providers and vertical market applications providers, such as Avid Technology AVID and Siemens Health Services. Through an exclusive focus on network storage and partnership with the leading industry suppliers, such as Seagate and IBM IBM, Eurologic is able to bring to market quickly innovative network storage infrastructure solutions for a wide range of applications, such as electronic commerce, film and video, Internet applications, medical imaging, publishing, and telecommunications. An ISO 9002 certified company, Eurologic has offices in Europe and North America and offers on-site support around the globe. For more information, please visit Eurologic's web site at www.eurologic.com.
CONTACT:Kay Brewer Eurologic Systems 978-266-9224 kbrewer@eurologic.com
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