Self healing computer products out
IBM has released its first range of products which it claims are the first steps towards computers that manage themselves and have self healing functions.
In a press release, IBM said that it had been focused on Autonomic Computing for more than six years, and that this roll-out is just the latest step.
Big Blue has been banging on about Autonomic Computing since 2001 when it published its Autonomic Computing Manifesto. IBM thinks that if you run a network in the same way as the body runs its nervous system you are home and hosed.
Big Blue has released several products under its Autonomic label. these include a Tivoli Security Operations Manager, which is a real-time dashboard for optimising, managing and protecting computer systems. Then there is OPTIMIZETest which automatically QAs IT operations.
There is a Tivoli Usage and Accounting Manager to carry out cost allocation, resource accounting and chargeback billing functions.
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There are Plenty of Times when Vista Ultimate self heals, invisibly or with prompt. It may include Closing Window or even restart, yet seldom is even loging off reqired, it is MUCH More Forgiving than XP.

Hey, dosn't that Mean Ultimate would work BEST on one of these NEW IBM Self Correcting MODELS?From Microsofts' Viewpoint.

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So youy got AManFromMars' program to run on Vista, huh?
Looks like the disease is spreading. Now we have two cap-crazy nutters drooling gibberish in the comment section.
Quick ! Need a vaccine ! Won't somebody think of the children ?