While change is the No. 1 cause of performance issues, it cannot be eliminated. What is possible, however, is for IT organizations to take control of change in a way that reduces risk to the organization. The best practices described in this paper help organizations move away from a reactive, troubleshooting approach to network change and configuration toward a proactive monitoring approach that limits risk by minimizing human configuration errors and greatly reducing the time and effort required to isolate and correct problems.
In the networking world, there are many factors IT will never control, but managing change is one that is achievable. As IT organizations are tasked with doing more with less, the ability to automate the management of this process will enable IT staff to focus more on business initiatives and less on doing manual, repetitive work. With a correlated view of how change impacts network health, IT organizations will spend much less time on unplanned work and troubleshooting while improving the overall health and performance of the network and the applications that run on it.
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