Comments on: Tivoli Live – Monitoring as SaaS – Quick Analysis http://www.enterpriseirregulars.com/4383/tivoli-live-%e2%80%93-monitoring-as-saas-%e2%80%93-quick-analysis/ Smart Thinking for the Smart Enterprise Fri, 10 Feb 2012 21:25:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: And now it is IBM Tivoli Live ! But, does IBM understand the mid-market expectations ? | ondemand | Enterprise IT Management, Network performance management, IT Servicedesk, Desktop Management, Datacenter Management, Server Management, Log Analysis and Se http://www.enterpriseirregulars.com/4383/tivoli-live-%e2%80%93-monitoring-as-saas-%e2%80%93-quick-analysis/#comment-3034 And now it is IBM Tivoli Live ! But, does IBM understand the mid-market expectations ? | ondemand | Enterprise IT Management, Network performance management, IT Servicedesk, Desktop Management, Datacenter Management, Server Management, Log Analysis and Se Thu, 26 Nov 2009 11:18:32 +0000 http://www.redmonk.com/cote/2009/11/23/tivoli-live-monitoring-as-saas/#comment-3034 [...] 03:07:45 AM Posted By : rajesh Comments (0) Michael Coté of RedMonk provides a good analysis of IBM Tivoli Live, an on-demand IT management system, launched last week. Apparently, IBM wants to target and serve [...] [...] 03:07:45 AM Posted By : rajesh Comments (0) Michael Coté of RedMonk provides a good analysis of IBM Tivoli Live, an on-demand IT management system, launched last week. Apparently, IBM wants to target and serve [...]

]]> By: Girish Mathrubootham http://www.enterpriseirregulars.com/4383/tivoli-live-%e2%80%93-monitoring-as-saas-%e2%80%93-quick-analysis/#comment-2885 Girish Mathrubootham Wed, 25 Nov 2009 10:20:22 +0000 http://www.redmonk.com/cote/2009/11/23/tivoli-live-monitoring-as-saas/#comment-2885 @Cote, Thanks for the mention. I agree with Brian on the IBM pricing. Seriously, I would like to meet the SMB customer who is willing to pay $264 K every year to monitor 500 devices :) This is probably what a 10 year subscription to ManageEngine OnDemand for 500 devices would cost. Girish Mathrubootham VP - Product Management ManageEngine @Cote,
Thanks for the mention. I agree with Brian on the IBM pricing. Seriously, I would like to meet the SMB customer who is willing to pay $264 K every year to monitor 500 devices :) This is probably what a 10 year subscription to ManageEngine OnDemand for 500 devices would cost.

Girish Mathrubootham
VP – Product Management
ManageEngine

]]> By: Brian de Haaff http://www.enterpriseirregulars.com/4383/tivoli-live-%e2%80%93-monitoring-as-saas-%e2%80%93-quick-analysis/#comment-2672 Brian de Haaff Tue, 24 Nov 2009 05:08:06 +0000 http://www.redmonk.com/cote/2009/11/23/tivoli-live-monitoring-as-saas/#comment-2672 It looks like Mike Malloy beat me to it, but it's worthwhile to point out that services like New Relic and Paglo have been available for some time and were started as pure-play SaaS companies. It's terrific to see that IBM is coming to terms with the disruption of IT Management SaaS and has even announced their pricing. However, it must be shocking for mid-market companies to see what it costs. Customers would be well served to take a look at services like Paglo (starting at $100 per month) and New Relic if they are serious about IT Management SaaS. Regards, Brian de Haaff Paglo, CEO It looks like Mike Malloy beat me to it, but it’s worthwhile to point out that services like New Relic and Paglo have been available for some time and were started as pure-play SaaS companies. It’s terrific to see that IBM is coming to terms with the disruption of IT Management SaaS and has even announced their pricing. However, it must be shocking for mid-market companies to see what it costs. Customers would be well served to take a look at services like Paglo (starting at $100 per month) and New Relic if they are serious about IT Management SaaS.

Regards,
Brian de Haaff
Paglo, CEO

]]> By: Mike Malloy http://www.enterpriseirregulars.com/4383/tivoli-live-%e2%80%93-monitoring-as-saas-%e2%80%93-quick-analysis/#comment-2648 Mike Malloy Tue, 24 Nov 2009 01:54:16 +0000 http://www.redmonk.com/cote/2009/11/23/tivoli-live-monitoring-as-saas/#comment-2648 Michael Its interesting and encouraging that IBM is getting into the SaaS IT Management space. At New Relic we have successfully been providing application performance management as a service for nearly two years to companies of all sizes. This week we will add our 3,000th customer. The entry of IBM serves to validate SaaS as an alternative buying model. However it looks like they are deploying the same costly, traditional, and technically obsolete enterprise IT tools they usually sell on-premise, instead of new tools designed for use with today's modern virtualized applications. Nonetheless, we are pleased that IBM has come to the party. Michael
Its interesting and encouraging that IBM is getting into the SaaS IT Management space. At New Relic we have successfully been providing application performance management as a service for nearly two years to companies of all sizes. This week we will add our 3,000th customer. The entry of IBM serves to validate SaaS as an alternative buying model. However it looks like they are deploying the same costly, traditional, and technically obsolete enterprise IT tools they usually sell on-premise, instead of new tools designed for use with today’s modern virtualized applications. Nonetheless, we are pleased that IBM has come to the party.

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