Database Management

Gathers, stores, and uses data, allowing organizations to know what data they have, where it is located, who owns it, who can see it, and how it is accessed.

OS Management

Oversees environments running the same OS by providing content, patch, provisioning, and subscription management.

IT Operations Management

Also known as business process management, this is the practice of modeling, analyzing, and optimizing business processes that are often repeated, ongoing, or predictable.

Cloud management

Administrative control over everything running in a cloud—end users, data, applications, and services—by managing resource deployments, use, integration, and disaster recovery.

Virtualization Management

Interfaces with virtual environments and the underlying physical hardware to simplify resource administration, enhance data analyses, and streamline operations.

Configuration Management

Maintains computer systems, servers, and software in a desired, consistent state.

Risk Management

Identifies and assesses risks and creates plans to minimize or control those risks and their potential impacts.