FireScope CMDB Features
- Built-In Data Federation and Reconciliation Infrastructure
- Built-In Change Management
- Built-In Application Server
- Built-In Workflow and Business Process Automation
Common CMDB Functionality
FireScope CMDB naturally also provides the functionality you would expect from any CMDB. Without going into too much detail, we consider CMDB standard functionality to be:
- Model - Build a complete IT environment as a set of Configuration Items with your CMDB.
- Map - Define all dependencies required to associate these Configuration Items.
- Connect - Exchange data between the CMDB and any set of other systems.
- Track - Complete history of all changes made to Configuration Items and Relationships.
- Find - Search functions to research information stored in the CMDB.
- Alert - Notification methods to report on changes and special interest information states.
- Analyze - Analysis functions to research dependencies and impacts of changes made.
- Protect - Permissions management to scope access and change authorizations for Configuration Items and Relationships.
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- Change Management
- Business Process Automation
- Change Tracking
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