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(WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) -- Infrastructure as a service solutions provider GNi (www.gni.com) announced on Thursday it has partnered with IT services provider NetEnrich (www.netenrich.com) to offer managed infrastructure, application monitoring and remediation services.
The announcement follows GNi's recent partnership with Avisé Partners, where it is providing sales and support at Avisé Partners' Paris office to meet the increased European demand for IaaS offerings, particularly among software as a service providers.
GNi is now offering the new managed services, which range from basic monitoring of infrastructure resources to complete infrastructure and application management.
Interruptions or performance-related failures of critical business applications have a deterimental effect on company's revenues and productivity.
The new GNi monitoring solutions, powered by the NetEnrich, provides customers with day-to-day monitoring solutions and improves application performance to avoid application failures.
The new GNi solutions include GNi CentralView Basic, which includes Basic Infrastructure Monitoring. The solution monitors the user's infrastructure resources, validates and filters alerts, and proactive issue escalation.
GNi CentralView Plus, which includes Infrastructure Monitoring and SOP Remediation, provides users with monitors and filters alerts in CentralView Basic, as well as proactively remediates issues based on predetermined operating procedures.
GNi CentralView Premium offers an all inclusive infrastructure management service to help users reduce IT total cost of ownership. CentralView Premium includes all CentralView Plus services and offers complete trouble shooting and problem remediation with root-cause analysis and corrective action.
"Companies of all sizes are looking for ways to free up their IT resources to focus on strategic projects. By offering infrastructure and application monitoring, GNi is now better equipped to help customers quickly and proactively address other critical issues," says Arun Gowda, vice president of business development for GNi. "By adding our new monitoring capabilities to GNi’s proven best-in-class infrastructure technologies, our customers now have access to on-demand services with complete application analysis. This helps our customers improve uptime, increase productivity and improve application performance."
GNi and NetEnrich will host a webinar on November 19th at 2 p.m. EST to demonstrate this new offering and explain how these offerings help customers improve application performance and boost productivity.
Those individuals interested in participating in this event can register here.
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