IT Cost Control Tools Released

Park City, UT – Janco has just released its IT Cost Control Tools. The kit has been developed to meet the needs of enterprises who’s IT functions are integral to cost effective operations and profitability. Victor Janulaitis, Janco’s CEO said, “In the last several months many of our clients have focused on IT infrastructure cost and the service levels the Information Technology function provides. With the release of the IT Cost Control Tools we address the needs associated with management of IT costs and service levels.” A full description of the IT Cost Control Tools can be found on Janco’s web site (http://www.e-janco.com/metricsla.htm ) and the IT Productivity Center (ITPC) web site (http://www.itproductivity.org/metricSLA.htm). Janulaitis also said, "The key to successfully managing the IT funcition is to have a good metrics system that is tied to a service level agreement between IT and its customers. The IT Cost Control Tools has a proven template that is easy to implement."

Included within this offering are five of Janco’s most popular IT infrastructure management reports, templates, and software. They are Metrics for the Internet and Information Technology (540 metrics defined); Service Level Agreement Policy Template (sample service level agreement); IT Service Management Policy Template (change control, help desk, service requests); Metrics – Service Level Agreement – Outsourcing Job Description Bundle (12 multi-page Sarbanes Oxley compliant job descriptions); and the Network Event Viewer.

Janco also provides an update service for all of the components in its IT Cost Control Tools.

The Janco and IT Productivity Center web sites are information portals for business executives who manage the Information Technology function. Mr. Janulaitis said, “These portals provide Information Technology management productivity tools to executives and IT professionals. The portal has templates and reports covering Sarbanes-Oxley to Information Technology Service Management (ITSM) and Disaster Recovery Planning.”

This release was published on openPR.