It really depends on what your looking for.
 
AlarmPoint has a lot of bells and whistles that the sales folks are more
than happy to point out for you and tell you that with ITIL you
shouldn't be with out them.  The bells and whistles duplicate many of
the items we have built into our AR System and OpenView integration.
Your paying for all this added functionality so the cost is pricey.
 
TelAlert has similar capabilities.  We have used TelAlert for around 10
years.  At one time the cost for TelAlert was extremely reasonable but
has gotten pricey in recent years.  Support folks are great and have
even helped us debug a couple of connection issues that were not
software issues but were actually issues with our international long
distance providers.  Really strange issues like we could connect to a
service providers modem until 1:00 PM but then nothing until sometime
later in the day.
 
Dave

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My bad - new subject line - remainder of other message cleaned. It has
been that kind of day.

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Has anyone recently compared Telalert to AlarmPoint, or to any other
paging system, specifically for use with the paging subsystem and
on-call groups capabilities that are already built into ITSM 7???
 
Christopher Strauss, Ph.D.
Remedy Database Administrator
University of North Texas Computing Center
http://remedy.unt.edu/helpdesk/ 
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