Navigation * Home / Solutions / Ecora - Maximize Your IT System Availability Ecora - Maximise your IT System Availability Reduce planned and unplanned downtime by minimizing configuration errors and controlling change IT Configuration Control In IT, change is inevitable. Changes are made to provide competitive business advantages, deliver more efficient IT services, and address critical security issues. However, if unmanaged, problems arise and lead to costly downtime. In fact, industry analysts estimate that up to 80 percent of network outages are related to configuration errors. When performance and availability directly impacts your business operations, you need to get control of your IT infrastructure. The Ecora Solution With Ecora, you will reduce the cost of downtime and improve performance and availability to meet your ideal service levels. Ecora automates your change and configuration process by providing accurate, in-depth cross-platform information helping you audit changes taking place in your environment – resulting in significantly fewer configuration errors and maximum system and network uptime. How Ecora Benefits You
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Change/Configuration Management Reduce Your Cost of Compliance Mitigate IT System Security Risks Maximize Your IT System Availability Rapidly Deploy and Manage Your Server Configurations
Ecora Products UPMC Health System – Jim Vellella, Director, Associate Director, ISD Technical Services The Health Insurance Portability
and Accountability Act (HIPAA), has made the healthcare IT business
really take off according to Sharon Masters of UPMC Health System.
For compliance, an organization must prove it is keeping records
portable and private and that the infrastructures through which
they travel and on which they reside are secure and can be rebuilt
in the event of a disaster. This requires the ability to monitor
and document network devices continuously. Few organizations can
spare the resources necessary to maintain such information on an
ongoing basis. Not doing so, however, can result in massive fines
and lost revenue due to loss of patient confidence. |
