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Opalis-Opsware Integration Orchestrates IT Processes Across the Data Center

TORONTO -- Opalis Software, Inc., the leading provider of Run Book Automation (RBA) software that orchestrates, integrates, and automates IT operational processes, today announced it has joined Opsware’s Technology Alliance Partner (TAP) program. The partnership supports joint sales and marketing activities and will provide customers access to a broad range of data center automation capabilities; enabling more rapidly achieved operational efficiencies and reduced labor costs across the IT infrastructure.

"The powerful combination of Opalis and Opsware enables customers to automate data center processes, including change management processes that require orchestration of multiple management systems, infrastructure elements, and departments," said Michael Tindal, vice president of marketing for Opalis. "As a result, Opalis provides Opsware customers with additional value, faster ROI, and even greater efficiencies as they manage their data centers."

 With the cost and complexity of today's IT infrastructure spiraling out of control, enterprises are turning to IT automation to increase productivity, ensure policy compliance, remediate security threats, and reduce labor expenses. The Opsware TAP program supports the increasing demand for this technology by providing an effective way to address customer needs for server, network, and application automation.

Opalis RBA software integrates the people, process, and technology required to orchestrate and automate IT best practices, improving service delivery, service levels, and reducing operational costs. Opalis orchestrates change and configuration processes by integrating Opsware with third-party management tools such as BMC Remedy, HP ServiceCenter, Microsoft SMS, Virtual Server, and VMware products. The ability to automate change processes, which span multiple applications, departments, and data, improves response time, lowers support costs, and ensures compliance to corporate IT operational policies.

"By combining Opsware's IT Automation software with Opalis Integration Server, customers will benefit from a broader spectrum of critical IT automation capabilities," said John O'Farrell, executive vice president of business development at Opsware Inc. "The joint technologies will provide customers with a comprehensive data center management solution, which has become a necessity for today's enterprises as they focus on cutting costs, increasing operational efficiencies, and generating immediate ROI."

About the Opsware Technology Alliance Partner Program

The Opsware Inc. (NASDAQ:OPSW) Technology Alliance Partner program provides customers with the most extensive and comprehensive data center management solution available today. Opsware Technology Partners are comprised of best of breed, market-leading software and platform vendors who offer technology that complements a single Opsware product or the entire Opsware solution suite.

About Opalis Software, Inc.

Opalis Software, Inc., founded in 1999 and headquartered in Toronto, Ontario, is the leading provider of Run Book Automation software that orchestrates, integrates, and automates IT operational processes. With Opalis, IT organizations can reduce costs, improve service delivery, and ensure compliance through repeatable, reliable and standardized best practices.

With more than 550 global customers, including Toyota, Woolworths, Johnson & Johnson, British Telecom, and the Bank of New York, and the most comprehensive set of integrations with leading service management tools, Opalis integrates into any system, process, or application and standardizes them into ITIL best practices. For more information on Opalis, please visit www.opalis.com.

Opsware is a service mark and trademark of Opsware Inc. All other product names, service marks, and trademarks mentioned herein are trademarks of their respective owners.

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