AIMS Innovation announced a product enhancement to the BizTalk monitoring solution - AIMS for BizTalk.
Customers now have the option to install AIMS for BizTalk within their own private cloud. Clients with a focus on solutions that will operate within the secure walls of the client’s own environment, such as Microsoft’s Azure, can opt for an on-premise or private cloud installation. AIMS for BizTalk is already the go-to product for better, deeper and more automated monitoring of BizTalk environments.
Current and future BizTalk users can now opt to utilize AIMS as a SaaS, as an on-premise installation or within their private cloud.
“We are regularly adding features and benefits to our AIMS for BizTalk product, so this enhancement, based on specific client requests, is a natural choice,” said AIMS CEO Ivar Sagemo.
AIMS for BizTalk delivers these advantages to clients:
- Reduces monitoring time. AIMS for BizTalk radically reduces the amount of time spent manually monitoring BizTalk environments, freeing resources to focus on environmental solutions and growth strategies.
- Problem solving. By automatically creating a visual map of the client’s current environment with business processes and identifying performance problems within the client’s architecture, AIMS for BizTalk provides staff and consultants a full view of all connected solutions while pinpointing problem areas. AIMS further archives environment maps and problem reports, allowing for a historic perspective to the BizTalk environment often lost in today’s large and fast-moving companies.
- Self-learning system. AIMS for BizTalk learns the normal behavior of the BizTalk environments of clients in order to become better at predicting potential problems over time. By being "self-learning," AIMS for BizTalk helps clients to have full visibility into the business processes to identify the exact problem coupled with its ability to proactively identify “hot spots” where resources can focus on solutions before outages and other disruptions are anticipated while “near miss” problems generate a report without sounding alarms.
- Easy to install. After only five minutes and no special training, client can be mapping and diagnosing their BizTalk environments.
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