AppNeta announced an OEM agreement with SevOne.
SevOne will leverage key elements of the AppNeta technology stack to deliver new and differentiated products to major telecommunications and enterprise customers in order to provide unprecedented insight into their end users’ online experience.
SevOne is the digital infrastructure management provider of choice to many of the world’s largest service provider and enterprise organizations. By adding AppNeta’s core application performance monitoring (APM) technology, SevOne can offer entirely new capabilities and business value to current and future customers.
Jack Sweeney, CEO for SevOne said: “SevOne provides critical digital infrastructure management for service providers and very large enterprises who all have incredibly large and complex networks. We’ve been very impressed with AppNeta’s unique technology and by adding it to our existing platform, we can now solve end-user experience challenges at a scale and level of granularity never before possible.”
“Earning SevOne’s confidence is a tremendous validation of AppNeta’s technology and our vision of providing next generation end user experience performance management. This is the first time we have partnered at the code level with another technology company — we think adding this additional performance context to SevOne’s award-winning infrastructure management stack will provide a truly unique combination of performance insight available in a single platform," added Matt Stevens, CEO and President of AppNeta.
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