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Understanding Cireson Asset Management – Part 1

Welcome to the first in a series of blog articles on providing asset management from a Microsoft System Center 2012 R2 Configuration Manager basis. In ...
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Installing SMlets on System Center Orchestrator 2012 Server without a Management Server

The title really says it all and I’m not going to re-hash the details and pretend like I came up with this, but I am ...
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Solution Accelerator – Decision Engine

A few weeks back, we introduced the Cireson Decision Engine, which is in essence, a Solution Accelerator that we use internally by our Professional Services ...
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5 interesting facts you probably don’t know about MS Azure

With the pace of change in Microsoft Azure in the last 24 months and the volume of technical, marketing and other content related to Microsoft ...
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4 Tips for Optimizing Service Manager 2012 SQL Performance in Azure

If you have not already heard, here at Cireson we recently moved our production System Center 2012 R2 Service Manager (SCSM) + Cireson environment up ...
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Learning ALMs

Automated Installation of Cireson Portal or: ALMs for the poor

Brief history & ALMs When I first started with Cireson some months back, we were just wrapping up development on V3 of the self service ...
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3 Tips from Cireson’s Service Manager 2012 R2 Move to Azure

Moving workloads to Azure to achieve cost savings and performance advances is something you may have heard Microsoft evangelizing in the last few months. Well, ...
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Monitoring an SCSM connector for completion or: How I learned to stop worrying and use the SDK

Monitoring an SCSM Connector for Completion Ah automation. One of my favorite things in the world! If I had a dating profile, it would probably ...
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Disappearing Outlook

I woke up this morning looking forward to getting some work done while everyone else was away to play and ran into an unexpected problem. ...
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CSS, what CAN’T it do for you?

Powerful CSS I’ve been working with a good bit of CSS recently, customizing the Cireson Portal to look quite a bit different than the OOB ...
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