In ebizQ there is an article today--IBM: We're Making Strides With Autonomic Computing--outlining a few of IBM's business partners in their 'Autonomic Computing' initiatives:
...IBM says three IBM Business Partners will integrate autonomic computing technologies into upcoming products available this month. Additional business partners have committed to release products later this year using IBM autonomic computing technologies. IBM also announced key research projects in progress designed to further drive innovation in autonomic computing.
IBM offered these details:
Corente, NetFuel Inc. and Singlestep Technologies are scheduled to introduce products this month with the Common Base Event format, previously submitted by IBM to the OASIS standards body, which is envisioned as the basis for standardized exchange of problem determination data. The companies also integrated the Autonomic Management Engine (AME) into upcoming products. The AME monitors events, analyzes them, then plans and executes corrective action on a computing resource. When integrated with the other autonomic technologies, the AME is the facilitator of a self-managing system.
Addamark Technologies and Network Physics have declared they will debut products later this year with IBM autonomic capabilities.
A few weeks ago, IBM and Cisco jointly announced the Cisco Business Ready Data Center Optimized with IBM for the on demand operating environment. Autonomic computing technology was implemented for the log conversion of Cisco's IGESM in the BladeCenter, which will provide customers the unique capability to pinpoint and resolve potential networking related problems using autonomic problem determination technologies...
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