uptime Software a Prime M&A Target, As Highlighted in New 451 Group Analyst Report
Toronto, Ontario (PRWEB) November 21, 2013 -- uptime software Inc., a leader in enterprise IT systems performance, availability, and capacity monitoring and reporting software, was recently the focus of a report by the global IT research firm, 451 Research. The report focused on the latest release of up.time (7.2) and discussed how the 451 Group sees this offering as a considerable M&A target for its ability to serve as a "Big Four" IT monitoring framework replacement, as well as a comprehensive and unified commercial monitoring tool for those looking to move away from risky open-source tools.
Dennis Callaghan, senior analyst for 451 Research, agrees. “We expect uptime will eventually follow rivals Nimsoft, Zyrion and CopperEgg down the acquisition trail, giving a larger enterprise IT management vendor a strong product for segments of the market it can't otherwise reach.” - 451 Research Impact Report, "uptime software sharpens unified view of IT infrastructure." - Dennis Callaghan, 7 November, 2013.
up.time is a unified, comprehensive, and scalable enterprise IT dashboard for server monitoring, network monitoring, and application monitoring.
Callaghan goes on to discuss what he sees in this latest release of up.time, “Toronto-based uptime software continues to be a strong alternative to the Big Four IT management vendors for companies wanting comprehensive and unified performance monitoring. up.time is also a popular upgrade choice for companies looking to move away from resource-intensive and hard-to-manage open-source tools.”
The recently released up.time 7.2 offers enterprise companies a unified view of IT health, including all the layers and systems that provide services to end-users. up.time provides everything that IT managers and system administrators need to stay in control of IT:
1. Customizable and interactive dashboards and views of the entire IT environment and service delivery process (servers, applications, IT services, and the network).
2. Visualization of the data that’s most important to IT, across all IT roles.
3. A simple way to see problem areas proactively, before they impact end-users.
4. Faster Mean-Time-To-Repair (MTTR) by getting from problem detection to problem fix as quickly as possible.
5. An easy approach to measure IT success and communicate that success to the business.
“up.time provides a highly customizable offering that targets both common and unique enterprise IT monitoring needs. uptime delivers a highly scalable and enterprise-ready product that is easy to configure for a unified and single view of the IT infrastructure and its applications,” explains Callaghan.
Availability
The 451 Group report on up.time is available by emailing uptime software (sales(at)uptimsoftware(dot)com) or by visiting the 451 Group website (451research.com).
up.time 7.2 is available from uptime software.
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About uptime software
Founded in 2001 with headquarters in Toronto, uptime software Inc. is the creator of up.time, an all-in-one IT systems monitoring suite downloaded by over 140,000 IT professionals in enterprise companies to increase IT performance, maximize staff productivity, and develop more proactive IT management while saving IT resources and budget.
up.time offers a single, unified view of IT that provides accurate insight to ensure IT service levels meet business needs. Proactively monitor and manage all critical IT systems, servers, platforms, services, and applications with an integrated and highly scalable solution that’s quick to deploy and immediately accelerates IT maturity.
up.time specializes in server monitoring, network monitoring, application monitoring, virtual server and VMware monitoring, IT Dashboards, capacity planning, SLA monitoring and reporting, and more.
Nick Johnson, uptime software, http://www.uptimesoftware.com, +1 (416) 594-4605, [email protected]
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