Ipswitch is now a Preferred Solution Partner within the Cisco Solution Partner Program and has products featured in the Cisco Marketplace.
As a member of the Cisco Solution Partner Program, Ipswitch is able to quickly deliver and deploy solutions to enhance the capabilities, performance and management of the entire network.
"Ipswitch’s opportunity to upgrade participation in the Cisco Solution Partner Program is yet another achievement in our company mission to deliver world class customer experiences," said Michael Grossi, Ipswitch EVP for Strategy and Alliances. “The Cisco range of products and Ipswitch WhatsUp Gold are complementary and help IT teams perform and be successful within their organizations while supporting company growth and business continuity. This relationship is particularly valuable to both of us since more than 85% of WhatsUp Gold customers are also purchasing Cisco products.”
Ipswitch WhatsUp Gold IT and network monitoring software helps IT teams control the increasing complexity of today’s hybrid environment with a single flexible software solution that provides a comprehensive and interactive view of the entire network. Ipswitch WhatsUp Gold supports application monitoring functionality that provides IT pros with access to a large library of turnkey application profiles including Cisco's Unified Communications Manager (CUCM).
Ipswitch WS_FTP secure, effective and easy-to-use file transfer solutions have a proven track record of reliability and security, having transferred and protected the most confidential information in security sensitive industries for over 20 years. WS_FTP secures data in transit while integrating programmable methodologies that simplify file transfer tasks and improve efficiency. It lets IT teams improve control, visibility and security over file transfer activities by implementing safeguards against information leaks and data breaches.
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