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Cloud Management
April 2024
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We performed a comparison between Cisco Piston Enterprise OS and IBM Service Delivery Manager based on real PeerSpot user reviews.

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A simple interface and helpful support for a solution that grows with us
Some time ago we planned to extend our network, by adding another new orchestration and adding new functions and services. This product supported... Read more →
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51st
out of 75 in Cloud Management
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57th
out of 75 in Cloud Management
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135
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74
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Piston Enterprise OS
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Overview

Piston Enterprise OS (pentOS) is an enterprise grade cloud operating system meeting the security and governance needs of enterprises wanting to use OpenStack for their infrastructure services. pentOS is an OpenStack distro that builds on top of the OpenStack codebase adding some proprietary features to meet the security and governance needs of the enterprise customers.

IBM Service Delivery Manager is a single solution that provides all the necessary software components to implement cloud computing. Cloud computing is a services acquisition and delivery model for IT resources, which can help improve business performance and control the costs of delivering IT resources to an organization. As a cloud computing quick start, IBM Service Delivery Manager allows organizations to benefit from this delivery model in a defined portion of their data center or for a specific internal project. Potential benefits include:

  • Reduction in operational and capital expenditures.
  • Enhanced productivity - the ability to innovate more with fewer resources.
  • Decreased time-to-market for business features that increase competitiveness.
  • Standardized and consolidated IT services that drive improved resource utilization.
  • Increased resiliency to market demands.
  • Improved quality of service for IT consumers.
Sample Customers
Kuwait Petroleum Italia, Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Whogohost Ltd., Infinity Computers and Communications Company, Outokumpu, Salesbox, Komsomolskaya Pravda, Seekr, CLOUD M, CenterPoint Energy, Apptimate AB, WeCloud AB, Earth Signal, DSB Consulting, Inventive, SKIData AG
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Cisco Piston Enterprise OS is ranked 51st in Cloud Management while IBM Service Delivery Manager is ranked 57th in Cloud Management. Cisco Piston Enterprise OS is rated 9.0, while IBM Service Delivery Manager is rated 0.0. The top reviewer of Cisco Piston Enterprise OS writes "A simple interface and helpful support for a solution that grows with us". On the other hand, Cisco Piston Enterprise OS is most compared with , whereas IBM Service Delivery Manager is most compared with .

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