| Key Features | IBM Tivoli Service Automation Manager | IBM Service Delivery Manager |
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| Stand-alone Software offering | ||
| A self-service portal interface for reservation of computer, storage, and networking resources, including virtualized resources | ||
| Ability to track workflow status online | ||
| Quickly provide services on demand, when you need them | ||
| Automated monitoring, provisioning and de-provisioning of resources | ||
| Resource provisioning is automated with implemented standards | ||
| Lights-out” automated operation | ||
| Prepackaged automation templates and workflows for most common resource types, such as VMware virtual images and LPARs | ||
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Real time monitoring of physical and virtual cloud resources |
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| Energy management to reduce costs | ||
| Integrated usage and accounting chargeback capabilities that can help system administrators to help, track, and optimize system usage | ||
| Reusable image library for rapid deployment | ||
| Self-service: Zero touch administration | ||
| Virtualization Management | ||
| “Fit for purpose” based on the specific architectural requirements of unique workloads | ||
| QuickStart Implementation services to get platform up and running in days | ||
| Purpose-Built Hardware, Software and Services Infrastructure - ready to go solution |

