January 27, 2011
CAMPBELL, Calif., Jan. 27, 2011 -- Nimsoft today announced widespread customer acceptance of its cloud-based IT monitoring solutions.
Led by the demand of enterprise and service provider customers for better ways to monitor cloud environments, deployment of Nimsoft On Demand and the Nimsoft Monitoring Solution (NMS) have risen in line with predictions of rapid growth in this market from leading industry analysts.
Nimsoft solutions enable enterprises and service providers to provide clients with insight into the performance and health of their networks and applications on a 24x7 basis via easy-to-use, fully customizable monitoring portals and elastic widgets.
Several key accomplishments which helped Nimsoft capitalize on the growing market for cloud-based IT monitoring over the last year include:
* A new IT Monitoring Cloud Readiness Self Assessment tool to help organizations optimally manage their planned cloud environments
* The addition of comprehensive monitoring for private cloud Vblock Infrastructure Packages to the Nimsoft unified monitoring architecture
* "see as you go — pay as you go" usage metering capabilities that enable service providers to bring elastic IT offerings to market
* Support for Cisco's Unified Computing System (UCS)
* Development of multiple new probes and platform updates for monitoring cloud infrastructure services ― as well as in-house solutions ― from into a single dashboard
Nimsoft gained more than 125 new customers in 2010 with over 3 dozen during the most recent quarter. These include Amylin Pharmaceuticals, Awantek SDN BHD, Carpathia Hosting, Inc., Flagship Solutions Group, G7 Infotech, Mahindra Satyam, and RackForce.
"2010 was indeed the 'Year of the Cloud' for Nimsoft," said Gary Read, Nimsoft CEO. "We saw continued growth in the demand from both enterprise and service providers for solutions that enable granular, end-to-end monitoring of critical services ― regardless of where the underlying infrastructure for those services happens to reside."
About Nimsoft
Nimsoft provides Unified Monitoring solutions for virtualized data centers, hosted and managed services, cloud platforms, and SaaS resources. The Nimsoft Unified Monitoring architecture virtually eliminates the need to deploy a new monitoring solution for outsourced services, public or private clouds, or SaaS implementations. Over 1,000 customers use Nimsoft Unified Monitoring solutions, including emerging enterprises such as Casual Male, European Medicines Agency (EMEA), Ladbrokes, Sur La Table, TriNet, Virgin America, and hundreds of leading hosting, cloud, and managed service providers, such as 1&1, BlueLock, CDW, Rackspace, SoftLayer, and Troubadour. For more information, visit www.nimsoft.com or to see Nimsoft Unified Monitoring in action, visit the Nimsoft public portal at www.unifiedmonitoring.com.
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Source: Nimsoft
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