Enterprise applications like SAP, Siebel and PeopleSoft are business critical. Slow or poor performance of these applications can result in revenue loss for businesses, unhappy users and lost productivity.
By monitoring, analyzing and correlating the performance of all the tiers that support the application, it helps organizations proactively detect and fix issues. Empirical data helps architects optimize and right-size their applications for maximal performance and utilization.
Enterprise applications like SAP, Siebel and PeopleSoft are business critical. Slow or poor performance of these applications can result in revenue loss for businesses, unhappy users and lost productivity.
eG Enterprise global Insight helps operations teams assure the performance of enterprise applications.
Multi-tier architectures offer scalability, they make monitoring and diagnosis harder. Since there are interdependencies between the tiers, a problem in one tier can impact all the other tiers. The administrator's challenge is how quickly he/she can identify where the problem lies (network? firewall? web? Java? SAP? database?) and resolve the problem quickly.
The deployment of enterprise applications on virtual machines pose additional challenges. The application performance is affected by that of the VM and the hypervisor it is running on. Dynamic migration of VMs further accentuates the problem.
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Get centralized visibility of your organization’s Office 365 email usage.
A built-in logon simulator for Exchange Online synthetically tests connectivity and helps baseline logon performance from different locations. This enables Office 365 admins to get alerted to logon issues proactively.
Total Performance Management for SAP Applications
eG Enterprise offers a holistic SharePoint performance monitoring and management solution that delivers end-to-end visibility into every component of your SharePoint farm: site collections, sites, web applications, web parts, content growth, databases, SharePoint services, logs, events, and more. From a single pane of glass, SharePoint administrators can: