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VMControl-formally named IBM Systems Director VMControl Enterprise Edition-is essentially a dashboard that can be used to manage the data center resources as a single entity, Porell said.

IBM is enhancing its VMControl software for managing data centers to give enterprise users a single point of control across multiple types of IT systems and virtualization technologies. Combined ...

Virtual data center management has been targeted by IBM with its latest software launch branded VMControl which combined with Tivoli software 'gives control across multiple types of IT systems and ...

VMControl Enterprise Edition pricing will start at $2,500. “VMControl allows combinations of physical and virtual IBM servers to be managed as a single entity,” according to IBM’s announcement.

IBM Systems Director VMControl is aimed at helping datacentre managers better control virtualised environments across IBM System z mainframes, System x x86-based servers, BladeCenter and Power ...

IBM Systems Director VMControl Enterprise Edition supports IBM's PowerVM and z/VM, x86 virtualisation technologies such as VMWare, Hyper-V and open x86 virtualisation solutions.

VMControl for enterprises, combined with IBM Tivoli software, gives a single point of control across multiple types of IT systems and virtualization technologies, supporting Unix/Linux, mainframe ...

The introduction of IBM’s new VMControl product for enterprises, combined with IBM Tivoli software, gives businesses for the first time a single point of control across multiple types of IT ...

IBM Systems Director VMControl provides simplified, multiplatform virtualization management from a single consistent graphical user interface. It encompasses virtual lifecycle management, ...

VMControl Enterprise Edition pricing will start at $2,500. "VMControl allows combinations of physical and virtual IBM servers to be managed as a single entity," according to IBM's announcement.