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What is WebTop?
WebTop is a term that has been used to describe several different technologies. Generally, it refers to a desktop environment or application portal accessible through a web browser. The concept allows users to access their files, applications, and settings from any device with an internet connection, effectively creating a virtual desktop. Another usage refers to a tool allowing the hosting of applications and desktops for client devices.
What other technologies are related to WebTop?
WebTop Complementary Technologies
xMatters
xMatters is an incident management and alerting platform. WebTop could integrate with it to provide event notifications and allow users to act on incidents from within the WebTop interface, so it's complementary.
IBM Netcool
IBM Netcool is a network and service management platform. WebTop could integrate with Netcool to visualize network status and manage incidents, thus complementary.
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Remedy
Remedy (BMC Remedy) is an IT service management (ITSM) platform. A WebTop could integrate with Remedy to provide a unified interface for ITSM tasks, thus complementary.
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Which job functions commonly mention WebTop?
Network Operations Engineer
0.3% of all Network Operations Engineer jobs mention WebTop
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Software Engineer
84 Software Engineer jobs mention WebTop
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Engineer
105 Engineer jobs mention WebTop
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Administrator
22 Administrator jobs mention WebTop
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Operations
32 Operations jobs mention WebTop
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