Jan, 2004 : USAA Picks BladeLogic Automation Software

📅 January 6, 2004 - BladeLogic (bladelogic.com), a developer of data center automation software, announced today that USAA, a Fortune 500 insurance and financial services company, has selected BladeLogic's Operations Manager to help manage its data center operations.

According to BladeLogic, Operations Manager allows IT organizations to provision and configure their UNIX, Linux and Windows servers, and automate all ongoing changes required for application release management, patch management, and configuration repair.
Bladelogic said its software increases operational efficiencies while helping reduce overall costs.
Totality recently deployed Bladelogic's Operations Manager solution.
BladeLogic is headquartered in Bedford, Massachusetts.

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