Ohio Valley Computer Measurement Group

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General

  Ohio Valley Computer Measurement Group Bylaws
» 32.4 KiB - 194 hits - January 1, 2007

  OHVCMG Hotel and Meeting Location
» 34.4 KiB - 111 hits - June 27, 2009

  Registration Form for Fall 2009 Regional Meeting
» 138.5 KiB - 164 hits - August 7, 2009

  Ohio Valley Computer Measurement Group Agenda for Sept 10
» 15.0 KiB - 158 hits - August 31, 2009
Agenda subject to change

Meeting Presentations

  Opportunity for Challenge
» 26.8 MiB - 202 hits - April 23, 2009
or, How Front Office Concerns about IT Cost-Containment, Compliance, Continuity and Carbon Footprint Reduction Can Translate into Really Effective Business IT Strategy…Finally Presented by Jon William Toigo CEO Toigo Partners International Founder The Data Management Institute

UNIX

  AIX I/O Performance Tuning
» 64.1 KiB - 172 hits - April 21, 2004
Presented by Jaqui Lynch

DB2

  DB2: A Critical Component In Websphere
» 329.4 KiB - 93 hits - June 5, 2003
DB2: A Critical Component In Websphere & e-Business Presented by Ed Woods, Candle!

  DB2 CPU and Response Metrics
» 985.5 KiB - 481 hits - June 15, 2006
Presented by Ned Diehl-The Information Systems Manager, Inc.ned.diehl@perfman.com DB2 requests originate from a variety of diverse sources including batch, CICS, DDF, and SAP. Related DB2 CPU usage can be recorded in RMF, DB2, SMF 30, and other subsystem records. Proper selection and interpretation of these values will vary with transaction source, DB2 environment, product levels, and analysis objectives. Analysts must be careful to include all desired values and avoid multiple counting of the same logical utilization. This paper will discuss the sources and analysis of DB2 CPU metrics and corresponding response times. Examples will include CICS, DDF, and SAP.

  DB2 UDB ESE Performance Management
» 4.2 MiB - 270 hits - September 15, 2004
Dr. Boris Zibitsker BEZ Systems www.bez.com

CICS

  CICS Performance Management 2004
» 462.2 KiB - 328 hits - April 21, 2004
Presented by Ivan Gelb

Business Metrics

  Building a Business Metrics Database
» 583.0 KiB - 246 hits - June 15, 2006
Adding value to performance management and capacity planning Presented by Scott Chapman- American Electric Power A Business Metrics Database, or BMDB, has the potential for adding significant value to an organization’s performance management and capacity planning processes. The BMDB needs to be flexible, extensible, and efficient. Reporting needs to be simple and easy to update as new metrics are added. This paper will present one possible BMDB design and discuss a simple web-based reporting architecture based on XML and JavaScript that could be extended to other applications as well. Potential sources for both the technical measures and business metrics of mainframe applications will be discussed.

windows

  Monitoring NT Performance
» 1.4 MiB - 126 hits - June 5, 2003
Jerry L. Rosenberg SRM Associates, Ltd. CMG 2002 e-mail: Jerry@SRMAssoc.com http://www.srmassoc.com

  Performance Monitoring for Today's IT  -  What is Nirvana?
» 2.4 MiB - 91 hits - June 15, 2006
Bill Johns Performance monitoring has been around since the beginning of IT. Over time component level monitoring tools have been finely honed to provide technical experts with the measurements needed to keep elements of systems finely tuned. However, as IT becomes more closely aligned with business deliverables, IT performance monitoring needs are shifting to a more business oriented view. The purpose of this discussion is to identify the gaps in monitoring created by the evolution of IT and business and define the new needs of performance monitoring.

Capacity Planning

  Capacity Planning Huntington
» 202.9 KiB - 257 hits - April 23, 2009
The success of Huntington National Bank's new mobile banking has driven utilization to unexpected highs. A cross-platform capacity study was required to ensure future utilization does not exceed current infrastructure capacity. This case study will review the ITIL based approach used to complete the study within the multi-platform mission critical environment. - Performance and Capacity Management Mobile Banking Launch The Huntington National Bank by Scott Ferguson

  Did Something Change?
» 287.0 KiB - 149 hits - September 20, 2006
Using Statistical Techniques to Interpret Service and Resource Metrics Presented by Frank Bereznay

  Cost & Value Modeling
» 5.2 MiB - 113 hits - September 20, 2007
Monte Bauman IBM Columbus System z Technical Support mbauman@us.ibm.com

  Reactive Capacity Planning - An Alternative Approach
» 223.5 KiB - 100 hits - September 14, 2005
Presented by Dick Arnold, JP Morgan Chase

Performance

  Care and Feeding of SMF in a Large System Environment
» 165.0 KiB - 169 hits - September 15, 2004
Presented by Joe Babcock of JP Morgan Chase

  Perception Is Reality – The Psychology of Performance Management
» 4.0 MiB - 308 hits - June 16, 2005
Denise P. Kalm Product Marketing Manager Enterprise Performance Assurance BMC Software, Inc.

Hardware

  The Modern Mainframe
» 2.7 MiB - 116 hits - June 5, 2003
The Modern Mainframe i.e. The Enterprise Server of Enterprise Servers Monte Bauman zSeries Solutions Consultant mbauman@us.ibm.com

  IBM System z9
» 4.8 MiB - 186 hits - June 15, 2006
System z9 Technical Hardware Update June 15, 2006 Mike Sharp mtsharp@us.ibm.com

  IBM eServer zSeries 890 Overview
» 10.5 MiB - 155 hits - September 15, 2004
Greg Hutchison Advanced Technical Support Washington Systems Center

  To CUP, or Not To CUP? That is the (FICON) Question!
» 3.6 MiB - 399 hits - June 20, 2007
Steve Guendert, PhD Principal Engineer Brocade Communications

  Designing and Managing FICON Inter-Switch Link Infrastructures
» 4.3 MiB - 289 hits - September 14, 2006
Dr. H. Pat Artis - Performance Associates Dr. Stephen Guendert - McDATA Corporation (Now Brocade)

Web Technologies

  Java Performance Analysis 301
» 1.4 MiB - 316 hits - September 20, 2007
Peter Johnson (peter.johnson2@unisys.com) CMG 2006, December 7, Session 534, Paper 6033

Reporting

  End to End Business Service Management
» 4.3 MiB - 253 hits - April 23, 2009
Aligning IT with Business, including End User Experience, is accomplished in a business climate with the following three items: 1) Business value - determined by the End User 2) Performance = the End User Experience. 3) Business and IT Views - graphically displayable from each perspective. With these items, IT can identify and monitor its business services quality and able, on a real time basis, to adjust their quality level. Conversely, business is able to manage their end user services by alleviating the IT issues which negatively impact the bottom line. Let’s see how this is done. - Compuware

  Optimizing Server Consolidation
» 2.1 MiB - 159 hits - April 21, 2004
Presented by Opnet

  Encouraging Wider Use of Performance Metrics through Web Technologies
» 601.1 KiB - 137 hits - September 14, 2006
Presented by Todd Schmitter / JP Morgan Chase This presentation discusses how to implement web performance reporting in a large scale environment

  Visualization of Performance Data
» 453.5 KiB - 131 hits - September 14, 2006
James Holtman jholtman@gmail.com

  IT Web Reporting - All Things to All People
» 213.5 KiB - 98 hits - June 16, 2005
William S. Keezer SAS Institute, Inc.

Distributed Computing

  Too Many Servers, Not Enough Eyes
» 178.0 KiB - 134 hits - September 15, 2004
Rich Fronheiser Metron-Athene, Inc.

20090910

  Say Goodbye to Post-Mortems, Say Hello to Effective Problem Management
» 982.9 KiB - 80 hits - September 10, 2009
Presented by: Charles Foy Siemens Healthcare Mullen Winner! :This paper describes the problem management process my company uses to investigate, classify, communicate and remediate the causes of service outages. Most outages have multiple addressable root causes; our process links these to the outage for analysis and assignment of multiple remediation actions. Root causes can also be analyzed independently, providing powerful trending metrics. The evolution of our problem management system is discussed, along with classification methods and items tracked. This process has proven to be very effective in eliminating repeat outages

  R Does Pivot Tables & More
» 1.3 MiB - 108 hits - September 10, 2009
Presented by: Jim Holtman: There were a couple of sessions that made use of pivot tables in Excel to help analyze data. There was also a paper that referenced “sparklines” as a method of visualizing data. This talk will show how "R" can be used to do these, and other, procedures.

  Forecasting Data Center Power Requirements: Tips from the Trenches
» 417.6 KiB - 86 hits - September 10, 2009
Presented by: Frank Bereznay/Capacity Management Director/Kaiser Permanente/CMG Vice President: Measuring and forecasting Data Center electrical power usage can be an elusive goal. Tips and lessons learned in trying to measure and forecast UPS usage

  Implications of FICON/FCP Protocol Intermix Mode (PIM)
» 1.8 MiB - 105 hits - September 10, 2009
Presented by: Steve Guendert, PHD Brocade Principal Engineer System Z/mainframe Technologies and Solutions :FICON/FCP protocol intermix mode (PIM) in a common storage network has been supported by IBM since early 2003 yet has not seen widespread adoption among end users for a variety of reasons. Recent developments such as the new IBM System z10, Node Port Identifier Virtualization (NPIV), virtual fabrics, and advances in storage networking management make PIM a more compelling technological strategy for the end user to enable better utilization of capacity and operational cost savings.

  Initial Project Analysis: An IMS to DB2 Conversion Example Written
» 119.4 KiB - 80 hits - September 10, 2009
In IMS to DB2 conversions, employing a specific process for the analysis portion can help ensure a successful overall project. This process makes it possible to quickly determine the magnitude of the project, avoid potential problems that arise from inaccurate analysis, and eliminate unnecessary conversion of obsolete application elements.