Intellect IT wins Top Technical User award
Australian IT solutions provider, Intellect IT, has been acknowledged as N-able Technologies’ Top Technical User at the 2011 Australian Partner Summit.
Intellect IT, a certified N-able Elite advisory group, offers its client services through the utilisation of N-able’s N-central remote monitoring and management (RMM) automation software.
Intellect IT director, Roy Solterbeck, said, “At Intellect, we monitor and manage our clients’ IT systems using N-able’s technology to ensure we have full visibility into their environments.”
VMworld 2011 sees Veeam win Best New Technology award
Veeam’s Backup and Replication v6 software won the best new technology award for the second consecutive year at VMworld 2011, positing Veeam as the first vendor to provide image-based data protection.
Veeam is a VMware data protection, disaster recovery, and management solutions provider.
The Best of VMworld 2011 covers eight product categories where independent industry experts select winners from over 250 entrants, judging innovation, value, performance, reliability, and ease of use.
The v6 aims to provide expanded functionality through:
- New distributed architecture streamlines deployment and maintenance of remote office/branch office (ROBO) and large installations. It also contains two-to-one back and replication for flowing data protection and quicker recovery times.
- Accelerated replication speed by ten times that of previous versions, streamlines failover, and real failback with delta sync,
- New support for Windows Server Hyper-V and Microsoft Hyper-V Server within Veeam’s existing infrastructure for reduced cost of multi-hyperversion environment management.
- Delegated, web-based restore to the original VM in order to extend Veeam’s existing Instant File-Level Recovery (IFLR).
Compuware’s Gomez Application Performance Monitor to provide trend information
Technology performance company, Compuware has released its Gomez Application Performance Monitor (APM), a series of reports that provide impartial data and trend information about the performance of Web, non-Web, streaming, mobile and Cloud applications.
The system aims to detect performance trends that may impact online businesses. Regular reports, extrapolated from data from various companies, geographies, and technologies, will allow an assessment of processes and issue detection.
Gomez APM monitors the composition of modern applications and their behaviour, as well as the adoption rates of new technologies across entire modern app delivery chains.
The report is available for download and subscription via Compuware’s website.
Sage makes adjustments to ACT! 2012 contact and customer manager and ACT! Connect
Business management software solutions supplier, Sage, is enhancing its information management with the release of its Sage Act 2010 contact and customer manager.
Improvements to the Act 2012 include: Google integration, enabling access to business and personal Gmail accounts, Google Contacts and Google Calendar details. When the Gmail service is utilised, Act produces a history, storing it in its contact record. The pairing also allows both automatic and manual synchronisation.
Sage Act Connect is a cloud-based subscription that gives access to contact and calendar data across Blackberry, Windows Mobile, Android smartphones, laptops and tablets.
The Sage Act’s universal search capabilities assist in locating key information within its contacts, groups, companies, opportunities, notes, history and attachments, with numerous filter criteria for relevant search.
Another feature is the Sage Act Scratchpad which acts as a notepad for impromptu notes and temporary information storage that operates on a checklist system.
Sage Act Pro 2012 is available for $304. Act Premium 2012 with Windows and web client access options, additional security and administration features are available at $538.
Compuware’s Gomez Application Performance Monitor to provide trend information
Technology performance company, Compuware has released its Gomez Application Performance Monitor (APM), a series of reports that provide impartial data and trend information about the performance of web, non-web, streaming, mobile and cloud applications.
The system aims to detect performance trends that may impact online businesses. Regular reports, extrapolated from data from various companies, geographies, and technologies, will allow an assessment of processes and issue detection.
Gomez APM monitors the composition of modern applications and their behaviour, as well as the adoption rates of new technologies across entire modern app delivery chains.
The report is available for download and subscription via Compuware’s website.
The company has also upgraded its test data management solution.
Test Data Privacy 3.1 promises simplified creation and disguise of test data, which serves as a cost-effective enterprise-wide protection solution.
The 3.1 allows authorised personnel to develop a set of disguise rules using the Compuware Workbench with its industry-standard interface, which are then stored in a central repository. These rules may take the form of random characters or digits and percentages.
As data is extracted from production, the disguise is applied, offering transparency to protect the integrity of businesses.
The 3.1 offers customisable permission levels, allowing access for select individuals according to their level of authorisation.
The upgrade provides added coverage reports to give visibility to the expected results that are then confirmed with final audits.
Compuware test data management worldwide solution leader, Stuart Feravich, said, “Test Data Privacy 3.1 raises data disguise to the level specified in privacy legislation, enabling compliance departments to monitor progress while reducing the burden of implementation and maintenance from IT.”
