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Technology
Our
technology investment demonstrably increases application
availability, performance and security whilst eliminating
the cost of implementing systems management tools. Our experienced
R&D team is dedicated to automating tasks and improving
the efficiency of the technology platform.
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- Monitors infrastructure located either on-site at your
premises or in our own Data centre
- Built using best of breed tools from vendors such as
Hewlett Packard, Mercury Interactive, NetiQ, Cisco and
Sun Microsystems, with no compromise to the quality of
monitoring at any layer of the infrastructure
- Custom developed consolidation software, (alert correlation
and filtering system), ties the best in breed toolset
together, allowing analysts to quickly find the root cause
of incidents as they arise so limiting any potential impact
on availability

- Allows clients to measure the compliance of their service
provider to their SLA
- Provides an IT Director's dashboard with availability
reports rather than the meaningless output of various
monitoring tools
- Saves clients thousands of pounds in deploying comparable
service level manager in house
- Prevents known problems from jeopardising application
availability
- Integrating with the monitoring platform these tools
identify known issues - memory leaks, restarting services,
etc - and automatically applies work arounds

- A central repository with details of all assets and
configuration baseline information, and a definitive software
library where authorised versions of all software are
held.
- An automated discovery process is run daily that identifies
all changes that have taken place over the previous 24
hours
- Provides instant access to important information, accessed
when issues arise or changes are requested. Support analysts
can spend time resolving problems rather than looking
for relevant information
- Provides complete transparency of data to our clients,
in effect, offering full access to almost everything our
own support analysts see
- Includes supports calls, service level reports, news
bulletins and project
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