DMTF Marketplace

Advanced Micro Devices

http://www.amd.com/

As an active member of the Distributed Management Task Force (DMTF), AMD has delivered in the past, and continues to deliver AMD solutions that are designed to comply with industry standard management initiatives and strongly endorses the DMTF's goal of enabling an interoperable management environment. An industry leader, AMD is dedicated to defining and driving new management initiatives through the DMTF that reduce the cost and complexity associated with deploying and managing large, diverse networked environments.

American Megatrends

http://www.ami.com/

American Megatrends, an active member of DMTF, develops BIOS and EFI code as well as IPMI management firmware, software and embedded controllers. AMI collaborates to the CIM working schema and participated to the SMASH initiative.

Avocent

http://www.avocent.com

Avocent is an active leadership member of the DMTF at the Marketing and Working Group level. Recent technical contributions have been within the SMASH initiative - specifically, the server management (SM) command line protocol (CLP). Avocent adopts CIM, ASF and now Systems Management Architecture for Server Hardware (SMASH) as complementary DMTF technologies -offering customers and vendors - standards-based access to it's core IPMI firmware and software products. Avocent is committed to continue to offer its embedded management expertise to drive industry adoption of existing and new DMTF standards.

Cisco

http://www.cisco.com

Dell Computer Corp.

http://www.us.dell.com

Dell, a founding member of the DMTF, is a premier provider of products and services required for customers worldwide to build their information-technology and Internet infrastructures. Industry standards for systems management are key to helping customers reduce the complexity and cost of managing these infrastructures.

Dell client, server, and storage systems and OpenManage software support the range of DMTF standards including SMBIOS, ASF, CIM and WBEM, enabling standards-based monitoring and control.

EMC

http://www.emc.com

EMC Corporation is a member of the DMTF actively participating in the Board of Directors, the DMTF Executive Committee, the Technical Council and several workgroups as they relate to CIM/WBEM, Server Management, Virtualization, and Utility Computing. EMC is also active with the marketing committee and the events committee. EMC supports the DMTF mission to enable interoperable management through standards initiatives, vendor collaboration, and technical leadership.

EMC, through its membership in the SNIA, has fully embraced the SMI Specification, based upon DMTF CIM and WBEM technologies into its product lines. Additionally, EMC has certified its SMI-S implementations with the SNIA Conformance Test Program. EMC products include Symmetrix storage arrays, CLARiiON storage arrays, and EMC ControlCenter SRM management suite. Within the EMC SMARTS Business and Infrastructure Management Suite, its Root Cause Modeling adopts a top down approach to describe problems and their associated symptoms. Using the Common Information Model (CIM) from the Distributed Management Task Force (DMTF), it has a library of devices, both generic and vendor-specific, that represent common network elements such as routers, switches, and hubs, their 'topologies' and the common problems that they can experience.

Hewlett-Packard Company

http://www.hp.com

As a founding member of the DMTF, HP supports the DMTF mission to enable interoperable management through standards initiatives. HP incorporates and makes use of DMTF standards like CIM, WMI, WBEM and DMI in a broad range of products spanning from Business PCs to HP-UX and Linux Server and the OpenView suite of software products enabling Management of the Adaptive Enterprise. HP continues to participate actively in the development of new standards at DMTF an is also an active participant in focused initiatives like SMASH

Itautec S.A. - Group Itautec

http://www.itautec.com.br

Itautec is one of the largest Brazilian IT products manufacturers and a major supplier of computers, servers and workstations to the Brazilian Government, Public and Private Banks and Large Corporations, being a leader in that market in Brazil.

Microsoft Corporation

http://www.microsoft.com

Microsoft Corp., a founding member of the DMTF, has been a leading proponent of the Web Based Enterprise Management (WBEM) initiative as a way of providing open interoperable management since its inception in 1996. The value of standards is in their implementation. Here again, Microsoft has shown leadership not just by helping to define the DMTF Common Information Model (CIM) but also by committing to it as the cornerstone of Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI), the unified instrumentation service embedded within the Windows 2000, Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 operating systems.

Novell

http://www.novell.com

Novell Inc., the leading provider of Net Services Software has been active in strategic use of industry wide standards in designing their Products and Directory Applications. Novell uses DMTF technologies such as DMI, CIM, and, SMBIOS in their ZENworks(R) range of products for Network Management, Desktop Management and Server Management.

The Inventory Subsystem of ZENworks for Desktops (ZfD) and ZENworks for Servers (ZfS) products tracks and manages the Hardware and Software assets of an Enterprise. The Inventory scanners use DMI, and SMBIOS standards to scan the machines for asset information. The Asset Information itself is stored in an Enterprise Level repository that is based on CIM schema.

The Management and Monitoring SubSystem of ZENworks for Servers product monitors and manages the Network Elements, Servers, Services and Traffic on the Network. It automatically discovers the topology of the network, Routers and Switches, Network Nodes, Servers and Services running in the Network. The topology information is stored in a repository that is based on CIM schema.

Oracle

http://www.oracle.com

Oracle Corporation has been an active participant in the DMTF since 2001. Oracle recognizes the importance of interoperability as a major factor in reducing the total cost of ownership for its customers. CIM and WBEM provide a model and Internet friendly protocol for interoperability and cross-vendor integration. Oracle's system management software utilizes these technologies to enable co-operative management vendors to provide value added capabilities for monitoring, administration, and inventory management.

SEMP TOSHIBA INFORMATICA LTDA

http://www.semptoshiba.com.br

SEMP TOSHIBA INFORMATICA LTDA, belongs to SEMP TOSHIBA group, a 27 years old joint venture of SEMP (Brazilian capital) and TOSHIBA CORPORATION (Japan). We produce TOSHIBA Brand notebooks, LINCE Brand desktops and workstations in Brazil with ISO9001 certification. We also produce small and medium servers (up to 4 processors) with Intel technology.

Sun Microsystems, Inc.

http://www.sun.com

Sun Microsystems, Inc. is a founding member and an active participant in the DMTF. Sun developed the Solaris WBEM Services software -- Sun's implementation of the WBEM/CIM standards as a core technology in the Solaris Operating Environment. In addition, Sun also offers the Sun WBEM SDK, a set of Java API extensions and application development tools. Together with Sun's proven Java technology-based services, the Sun WBEM SDK makes it easier for software developers to create applications based on the CIM schema and WBEM XML/HTTP communication standards.

Symantec Corporation

http://www.symantec.com

Symantec Corporation has been a board member of the DMTF since to 1997. Originally the company's focus was on desktop software manageability but more recently this has broadened to include network and systems management, as well as directory based management. Business contributions have been at the board level, WBEM Marketing Committee participation, and Customer Advisory Board. Technical contributions have been to the Events WG, Interoperability WG, DEN and LDAP Mapping WGs. As a board company and Technical Committee voting member, Symantec has been active with the CIM architecture and Next Generation initiatives, as well as the WBEM and DEN initiatives. Symantec has hosted numerous board and WG committee meetings. More recently, the Symantec Enterprise Security Architecture employs many components of the DMTF technologies, including modeling server and client applications on the Applications Common Model, a common CIM Object Manager agent architecture, CIM-LDAP directory mappings, and a CIM-XML communications protocol for event logging and endpoint control.

WBEM Solutions

http://www.wbemsolutions.com

WBEM Solutions is the leading source for systems and network management solutions, specializing in CIM, WBEM and SMI-S.

At WBEM Solutions, We Build Enterprise Management Solutions including products (SDKs and Servers) and services (consulting, development and training) based on industry standards.

WBEM Solutions SDKs allow developers to quickly develop WBEM enabled products, minimizing development costs and accelerating product time to market.

WBEM Solutions can consult on the architecture and modeling of WBEM products and can be your technology partner for WBEM product development.

WBEM Solutions also offers training programs for CIM, WBEM, and SMI-S.

In the coming months, WBEM Solutions will introduce new products, including WBEM Servers, that will allow any product to become WBEM enabled.

WBEM Solutions is committed to continuing to support and participate in DMTF standards and initiatives.

Last updated: 12/07/2006