IT structures have become increasingly difficult to oversee because of the increasing complexity and growth of IT infrastructures. Supporting many different standards and components requires a number of management systems and element managers, which collectively send an enormous number of reports and events to the operators’ monitors.

A Fault Management System Consolidates all of the Incoming Information from the Infrastructure and thus Reduces the Number of Alarms. This makes it possible for the IT administration to localise and, if required, remedy problems faster. The primary advantage of fault management is increased network reliability. The administrator now has a tool that allows him or her to uncover and resolve problems efficiently. This is important, because there is usually a large number of people who are dependent on continuous access to the IT systems.