Kentik has signed a reseller agreement with Net One Systems, a Japan-based cloud infrastructure integrator.
The agreement enables Net One Systems to resell Kentik Detect, a SaaS platform that turns network traffic data into real-time intelligence for both technical and business operations.
"The partnership between Net One Systems and Kentik gives Japanese service providers and enterprises access to rich, actionable network visibility that organizations around the world need right now," said Fumihiko Shinoura, CMO of Net One Systems. "With its next-generation architecture, coupled with proven successes and strong interest in Japan, Kentik has the solution for Japan's network visibility needs."
Net One Systems advises hundreds of carriers, service providers and enterprises on network integrations to create the most optimal architecture for its customers. As a reseller of Kentik Detect, Net One Systems will extend to its customers the platform's powerful capabilities of turning network data — NetFlow, sFlow, IPFIX, BGP, and performance metrics — into valuablee real-time intelligence for digital operations.
"Net One Systems has a great reputation in the industry, known for representing vendor suppliers that are at the front of the technology curve," said Jim Frey, VP of Strategic Alliances at Kentik. "As Kentik is in rapid growth mode, we know our partnership with Net One Systems will enable us to address the specific needs of the Japan marketplace, for language, culture, and local presence as we work together to bring greater network traffic intelligence to the region."
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