May 8, 2000
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Solution Series:
Cost-Effective E-Commerce Management
By Lenny Liebmann
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ere are some ways companies are keeping their network-management costs down as they cope with the challenges of maintaining high E-commerce service levels:
- Don't balkanize E-commerce management: Creating a separate operational domain will only cost more money--and it will inhibit your ability to integrate Web and back-end systems. Create a single, unified network-management system.
- Get help: Management service providers can help cut costs, accelerate technology deployment, and boost E-commerce service levels. Check them out sooner rather than later.
- Less is more: Too many tools spoil the management broth. By using fewer tools--but using them more effectively--you can cut software expenses and training costs, and streamline operations.
- "Follow-the-sun" management: If you have multinational locations with qualified technicians, you don't need to put on two more shifts to meet the round-the-clock demands of E-commerce. Instead, pass management responsibilities across those locations and time zones throughout the day.
- Build for manageability: If you create fewer headaches in the development stage, you'll need less aspirin for management. Eliminate variables that will complicate testing and troubleshooting on your network.
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