Accedian announced the launch of its SkyLIGHTTM PVX solution, a unified network and application performance management solution which aims to bring advanced digital experience monitoring capabilities to Accedian's enterprise and telecom customers.
SkyLIGHT PVX is a unique combination of Accedian's big data analytics technology with the network and application performance management portfolio it acquired from Performance Vision.
SkyLIGHT PVX brings complete performance visibility to enterprise and telecoms networks. It is a fully-virtualized comprehensive performance monitoring platform, offering visibility across network services and application chains. SkyLIGHT PVX delivers a seamless user experience through an integrated network and application performance platform, dramatically reducing total cost of ownership.
Sergio Bea, VP Enterprise at Accedian, said: "The level of visibility and insight into all layers just can't happen without actionable insight into the customer experience as well as, operational efficiency in the context of the end-to-end digital infrastructure. By streamlining network and application performance management visibility into one unified solution and providing the latest-generation analytics, SkyLIGHT PVX can support business-critical digital assets in the age of cloud."
SkyLIGHT PVX is generally available, and is available both as a subscription and SaaS service through Accedian and its global partners.
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