Taken from the Gomez website, an illustration of how Gomez data is now integrated into the Compuware Vantage dashboard.
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Application performance solutions provider Compuware (www.compuware.com), which announced earlier this week that it had completed its $295 million acquisition of performance monitoring company Gomez (www.gomez.com), announced later in the week that it had begun integrating its Vantage application performance management solution with Gomez’s solutions.
The company says the combined solution, now available to customers of both companies, is the first solution to “power visibility across the entire application delivery chain – from internal systems behind the firewall to the Web browsers of users.”
Through a combined dashboard, IT organizations will be able to access a unified view of application performance data from both Vantage and Gomez solutions. Customers using Gomez to manage applications delivered over the Internet, for instance, will be able to move from a Gomez alert into Vantage data to analyze internal systems for the root cause of the performance issue. IT teams using Vantage will similarly be able to access Gomez web performance data through Vantage dashboards.
“We are committed to delivering high-value integrations between Vantage and Gomez, and this first deliverable is proof of that promise,” says Mark Hillman, vice president, strategy and product line management at Compuware. “By moving quickly with our integration, we are able to provide immediate value to our customers, within days of the acquisition close. This is a very important first step in creating integrated solutions that dramatically improve the way organizations manage application performance across the Enterprise and the Internet.”
Users of both products will immediately be able to access the features of the other for no additional charge, says the company.
More information on the integration of the products and companies – including a downloadable PDF - is available from the Gomez website, which is already branding Gomez as “the Web performance division of Compuware.”
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