Quotium Application Performance

You have set up a system for network administration that lets you monitor the functioning of your infrastructure.

However: You continue to get complaints from users who are dissatisfied with the quality of service that you deliver, You receive a large amount of information about your infrastructure without knowing how to determine which items are essential to the good operation of your critical applications, You do not have real time information or detailed reports about the performance of business applications, You do not have the means to anticipate problems before they impact the functioning of business applications, You have trouble preventing or measuring the impact of incidents on quality of service.

Integration with the Quotium APM solution A real-time dashboard Ability to make immediate correlations Highlighting of key information Integration with exisiting architecture Support for all environments

Nowadays, it is no longer a simple cost center; it has become a service provider. Its primary purpose is to contribute to creating a company's value. In order to achieve this goal, it is essential that you have the means to measure, in real time, and to constantly improve the quality of service that you provide to the users of business applications. You need to be able to respond proactively to any incident that might impact the quality of this service.

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With Quotium Application Performance (Qap), you have a solution that is capable of effectively responding to the needs for follow-up and improvement of the services rendered. Qap directly measures the user's experience, returns this information in real time, and establishes a history of the application's operation. Qap proactively identifies the incidents before they can affect the quality of service of each business application. Qap monitors the application from end to end and covers all of its functions in relation to the hardware and software infrastructure.

Easily integrated and completely modular, Qap can either be operated independently or be run as an essential, indispensable complement to existing infrastructure monitoring solutions, such as Tivoli, HP Openview, BMC Patrol or Nagios.