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ABSTRACT:
Utility computing is all about enabling system resources, including the grid, server farm, and clustering, to be acquired for different types of applications.
Many enterprises are adopting grid and utility computing technologies because of their benefits. This document discusses the growth of enterprise computing.
Oracle Enterprise Manager provides these benefits:
- Centralized control for software lifecycle, from deploying to uninstalling the software
- Out-of-the-box best practices for patching and rolling out software
- Reduction in human error because of minimal human involvement in the patching and provisioning processes
- Incorporation of all the best practices in patching and provisioning procedures from Oracle's experience in the field
- Accelerated service delivery time
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Authors
Sudip Datta
Director of Product Management, Oracle Application and Systems Management Products
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Oracle Corporation
Sudip Datta is Director of Product Management for Oracle Application and Systems Management Products.
Noel Yuhanna
Principal Analyst, Forrester Application Development and Infrastructure Research Group
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Forrester Research
Noel Yuhanna is Principal Analyst at Forrester Application Development and Infrastructure Research Group, responsible for data management, information management, cloud computing, information and service, and virtualization.
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