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Nathan Lasnoski

Nathan Lasnoski is the Team Lead of Concurrency’s Infrastructure Practice, a Microsoft Virtualization MVP and a recognized leader in Core Infrastructure Design, SharePoint Infrastructure, Virtualization, and Unified Communications technologies.

 

5 reasons System Center Service Manager / ITSM projects are successful : SCSM Getting Started

I’ve had the blessing of being part of a lot of interesting projects in the System Center Service Manager / ITSM space. I’ve especially enjoyed the projects that have had a direct business impact [...]

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System Center Service Manager Scalability and Performance Tip: Connector Configuration

As a follow-up to my MMS presentation I’m delivering a series of blog posts dedicated to the topic of Service Manager performance. In this post I’m discussing [...]

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May 16, 2013 | System Center

Building Workstation and Application Automation with Service Manager and Orchestrator

Today I had the opportunity to talk as part of the MVP speaker series on building workstation and application automation with Service Manager and Orchestrator.

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What home plumbing taught me about self-service, Service Manager, and Orchestrator

Self-service.  Is your IT process as simple as turning on a faucet? I’ll start off with a basic example of “home plumbing”.  If I was in my kitchen and wanted to get a drink of water, all I need to [...]

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Customize SCSM Web Portal with Settings.xml to Redirect the “Home” Button

In some of my larger implementations we’ve implemented service catalogs which sit in front of the Service Manager world in order to provide a holistic picture of all of the services offered from IT to the business.  In this scenario [...]

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System Center Service Manager Scalability and Performance Tip: Isolate the Workflows!

As a follow-up to my presentation at MMS, I thought it might be fun to do a series of blog posts dedicated to the topic of System Center Service Manager performance and scalability.  The first topic I’ll address is “isolate the workflows”.  [...]

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