CodimaCodima's new network management Toolbox

CodimaCodima's new network management Toolbox

Staff Writer  |   May 27, 2010
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Codima has announced a new product portfolio, the Codima Toolbox series, which includes five fully-integrated toolboxes for network management.

The toolboxes are task-based and each share a common reports system, alarm system, GUI and methodology. They each use Microsoft Office Visio for what the company calls visual live features.

The products are the Codima IT inventory and mapping toolbox, Engineer toolbox, VoIP Readiness toolbox, VoIP Monitoring and Troubleshooting Toolbox, and Codima All-In-One, which combines the features of all five.

Codima is marketing the toolboxes to enterprises, system integrators, consultants and service providers.
 

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