Deploying a SaaS solution is as easy as a web browser and log in. No need to commission expensive servers, install and configure software and set up monitors. It’s also easy to start now with one or 2 of our services, see how it works and decide to keep going or not.

In the past few years, the enterprise computing technology has changed dramatically. Virtualization, SaaS, and cloud computing are creating fundamental changes, and leading to an time in which enterprises distribute critical IT applications across multiple service providers and infrastructure. These changes are rendering legacy monitoring tools, which have their roots in the computing environments of a decade or more ago, virtually useless. This paper explores today’s computing trends and their monitoring implications. In addition, it reveals how a new monitoring paradigm, the NMSaaS architecture, uniquely addresses the monitoring realities of today’s and tomorrow’s enterprises—whether they rely on internal platforms, external service providers, or a combination of both.

In areas such as sales force automation and customer relationship management, cloud-based computing services have become the norm—and substantially improved the economics, capabilities, and efficiencies enterprises have realized. Organizations can enjoy similarly substantial benefits by migrating their network management functions to a software-as-a-service, cloud-based model. This paper shows how NMSaaS enables organizations to make the most of this opportunity.

SaaS solutions are easy to deploy

Deploying a SaaS solution is as easy as a web browser and log in. No need to commission expensive servers, install and configure software and set up monitors. It’s also easy to start now with one or 2 of our services, see how it works and decide to keep going or not.

Corporation’s networks today are expanding exponentially but, more importantly, today’s networks are the backbone of a companies’ ability to perform its day-to-day business. When network failures occur, businesses cannot operate, revenues are affected, and loss of credibility/customer experience can be catastrophic.