Application Continuity consists of the activities to maintain and periodically execute the documented Application Disaster Recovery Plan (DRP) in test mode. Application Continuity prepares Organisation for continued service if a disruption occurs, by recreating or … Read More
User Support
User Support supports user requests. Consists of Functional Support, Audit Support, Security Compliance Assessment and Logging and Monitoring. Functional Support Functional Support responds to user-initiated Service Requests that are dispatched by the Incident/ticket management system. … Read More
Processing Support
Processing Support consists of the application-related activities required to run the production environment. Processing Support activities include scheduled updates of application components (for example tables, parameters, scripts, job schedules, or data loads) with predetermined values … Read More
Perfective Maintenance
Perfective Maintenance is comprised of three components: Perfective Monitoring, Perfective Analysis, and Perfective Change. Perfective Monitoring examines application data capacity for the purpose of creating Requests for Change to improve the application’s database, storage capacity … Read More
Application Maintenance
Application Maintenance consists of the activities to keep an application and its documentation in conformance to existing business and operational requirements. The Application Maintenance does not change (add, modify, or delete) the business functionality provided … Read More
New Mathematical Model Can More Effectively Track Epidemics
A new model developed by Princeton and Carnegie Mellon researchers improves tracking of epidemics by accounting for mutations in diseases. Now, the researchers are working to apply their model to allow leaders to evaluate the … Read More
What is IoT? The internet of things explained
The internet of things (IoT) is a catch-all term for the growing number of electronics that aren’t traditional computing devices, but are connected to the internet to send data, receive instructions or both. There’s an … Read More
Known Error Database (KEDB)-III
The KEDB implementation Technically when we talk about the KEDB we are really talking about the Problem Management database rather than a completely separate store of data. At least a decent implementation would have it … Read More
Known Error Database (KEDB)-I
Known Error DataBase – KEDB – a repository that describes all of the conditions in your IT systems that might result in an incident for your customers. Wondering – do you have a Known Error … Read More
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