Does anyone know where the itsm foundation data spread sheets and documentation needed to import that data can be found?

2008-06-05 Thread Howard Richter
All,



With all of the changes at the BMC web site, its harder and harder to find
what you need to do your job.



For example I am at a customer site and need to download the newest version
of the foundation data spread sheets and documentation that is included,
however I can not find any reference to the sheets and the documentation
needed.



My understanding is that they should have been include with the downloads of
ITSM 7 or its patches, however they were not.



Any ideas.


-- 
Howard Richter
Red Hat Certified Technician
CompTIA Linux+ Certified
ITIL Foundation Certified

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Re: Does anyone know where the itsm foundation data spread sheets and documentation needed to import that data can be found?

2008-06-05 Thread strauss
Do you mean patch 9003 to Incident Management, etc.?

 

Christopher Strauss, Ph.D.

Call Tracking Administration Manager

University of North Texas Computing  IT Center

http://itsm.unt.edu/

 

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All,

 

With all of the changes at the BMC web site, its harder and harder to
find what you need to do your job.

 

For example I am at a customer site and need to download the newest
version of the foundation data spread sheets and documentation that is
included, however I can not find any reference to the sheets and the
documentation needed.

 

My understanding is that they should have been include with the
downloads of ITSM 7 or its patches, however they were not.

 

Any ideas.



-- 
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Red Hat Certified Technician
CompTIA Linux+ Certified
ITIL Foundation Certified 
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Re: Does anyone know where the itsm foundation data spread sheets and documentation needed to import that data can be found?

2008-06-05 Thread Decou, Candace M
Howard - I just sent them to you under separate cover.  Hope this helps
- not sure if what I have is the 'latest' though.

 

Candace DeCou

DOI Remedy Systems Analyst 
Verizon Business 
Office:  (408) 371-1112

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Subject: Does anyone know where the itsm foundation data spread sheets
and documentation needed to import that data can be found?

 

** 

All,

 

With all of the changes at the BMC web site, its harder and harder to
find what you need to do your job.

 

For example I am at a customer site and need to download the newest
version of the foundation data spread sheets and documentation that is
included, however I can not find any reference to the sheets and the
documentation needed.

 

My understanding is that they should have been include with the
downloads of ITSM 7 or its patches, however they were not.

 

Any ideas.



-- 
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CompTIA Linux+ Certified
ITIL Foundation Certified 
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Re: Does anyone know where the itsm foundation data spread sheets and documentation needed to import that data can be found?

2008-06-05 Thread Howard Richter
Chris,

It might be, but they only have one for 7.0.0, 7.0.1 and 7.0.2. I thought
that BMC was going it with the downloads for 7.0.3 or if not release a
version for 7.0.3.

Thanks,

Howard


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 Do you mean patch 9003 to Incident Management, etc.?



 Christopher Strauss, Ph.D.

 Call Tracking Administration Manager

 University of North Texas Computing  IT Center

 http://itsm.unt.edu/



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 **

 All,



 With all of the changes at the BMC web site, its harder and harder to find
 what you need to do your job.



 For example I am at a customer site and need to download the newest version
 of the foundation data spread sheets and documentation that is included,
 however I can not find any reference to the sheets and the documentation
 needed.



 My understanding is that they should have been include with the downloads
 of ITSM 7 or its patches, however they were not.



 Any ideas.



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Re: Does anyone know where the itsm foundation data spread sheets and documentation needed to import that data can be found?

2008-06-05 Thread Howard Richter
Candance,

Thanks,

Howard


On 6/5/08, Decou, Candace M [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

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 Howard – I just sent them to you under separate cover.  Hope this helps –
 not sure if what I have is the 'latest' though.



 *Candace DeCou***

 DOI Remedy Systems Analyst
 Veri*z*on Business
 Office:  (408) 371-1112

 Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]



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 All,



 With all of the changes at the BMC web site, its harder and harder to find
 what you need to do your job.



 For example I am at a customer site and need to download the newest version
 of the foundation data spread sheets and documentation that is included,
 however I can not find any reference to the sheets and the documentation
 needed.



 My understanding is that they should have been include with the downloads
 of ITSM 7 or its patches, however they were not.



 Any ideas.



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 Howard Richter
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 CompTIA Linux+ Certified
 ITIL Foundation Certified
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