Introduction to Capacity Management
The present global economic climate has every organization looking to minimize expenses, while maximizing productivity. Given the efficiencies that are typically found in automating business processes, IT is faced with the challenge of providing even greater value, while still holding the line on budget and personnel.Capacity management is a process for planning, analyzing, sizing and optimizing capacity to satisfy demand in a timely manner and a reasonable cost.
In order for capacity management to be effective, the process needs to be both proactive and responsive to business needs. It is impossible for the business to deploy new hardware in the wake of a capacity problem without negatively impacting performance. Failure to properly plan for additional capacity is also extremely costly, both in terms of potential revenue loss and in the labor efforts that require more time-consuming manual effort, a potential delay in meeting customer needs, or might even require efforts to be duplicated once capacity constraints have been resolved.
What we cover:
- Defining Capacity Management
- The history and evolution of Capacity Management
- Capacity Management domains
- Capacity Management process
- The necessity for Capacity Management
- Developing a holistic approach to Capacity Management
- The benefit of an automated enterprise configuration audit reporting solution for Capacity Management
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