Netuitive has completed an updated integration with CA Technologies market-leading Application Performance Management (APM) solution.
Netuitive is already a CA Technologies Technology Partner with additional integrations to CA Service Operations Insight and CA Infrastructure Management. The latest integration with CA APM contains new Java application modeling concepts, further enhancing CA Technologies enterprise customers’ ability to effectively manage performance of critical applications including analysis of complex Java application data.
“Netuitive’s open predictive analytics platform is highly complementary for our mutual enterprise customers focused on optimizing application performance,” said Mike Sargent, GM, Enterprise Management, CA Technologies. “By integrating Netuitive with CA APM, we have solved problems associated with analysis of complex Java application environments that can negatively impact performance of critical applications in large enterprises.”
Netuitive’s multiple integrations with CA Technologies Service Assurance solutions provide a powerful, open analytics platform for application performance monitoring, enabling the analysis and correlation of large volumes of application data, IT infrastructure and business metrics in physical, virtual and cloud environments. This supports CA Technologies goal of automating end-to-end management and visibility, including performance of critical applications, in the context of the business service being delivered to end users.
“We are pleased to further expand our ability to provide CA Technologies customers with IT analytics required for optimizing performance of mission-critical applications,” said Nicola Sanna, CEO of Netuitive. “Netuitive’s open approach combined with the CA APM integration enables monitoring and analysis of complex Java application data that was previously not possible. The result is faster time-to-value resulting from greater service level visibility into the management of critical application performance, and it will also serve as the model for complex analysis of other distributed applications.”
Netuitive’s predictive analytics software, powered by its patented Behavior Learning Engine, analyzes and correlates real-time performance and application data from multiple service assurance data sources, with underlying physical, virtual and cloud infrastructure. This enables the automation of application performance monitoring, analysis, and correlation of millions of performance data metrics consolidating them down to only meaningful alerts allowing customers to detect application and IT anomalies before they cascade into larger problems and outages.
Eight of the world’s 10 largest banks are now in production with self-learning predictive IT analytics software to predict degradations and avoid outages for their most critical applications.
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