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As far as I know SCOM (Microsoft - System Center Operations Manager) includes notification models for SMS, IM and EMAIL, plus other connectors that the application can use, such as the integration with OSM (Operations Management Suite), which integrates with smartphones.<br />
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Do you know if the popular WhatsApp application that allows people to exchange messages using their smartphones includes a service or something similar that could allow to configure that... notifications sent from SCOM are delivered to a WhatsApp user or Group?
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Hello Experts,

As far as I know SCOM (Microsoft - System Center Operations Manager) includes notification models for SMS, IM and EMAIL, plus other connectors that the application can use, such as the integration with OSM (Operations Management Suite), which integrates with smartphones.

Do you know if the popular WhatsApp application that allows people to exchange messages using their smartphones includes a service or something similar that could allow to configure that... notifications sent from SCOM are delivered to a WhatsApp user or Group?

SCOM notifications... Can I find a way to receive them using WhatsApp?

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