Liquidware and IGEL announced that Stratusphere™ UX, a digital experience monitoring (DEM) solution that provides detailed metrics and diagnostic data to help IT organizations better understand the employee digital experience, is available via the new IGEL App Portal cloud service.
Liquidware is one of the inaugural IGEL partners to announce support for the IGEL App Portal, with more apps expected to follow.
Liquidware Stratusphere UX enables users to monitor their environments while providing insights into deployment and usage in their respective digital workspace infrastructures.
"Liquidware was a day-one partner of the IGEL Ready program when we launched in 2020, and we are thrilled that they are now the very first of our partners to get their app published on the IGEL App portal," said Jim Airdo, SVP, Strategic Alliances, IGEL. "They are leading the way in providing our mutual customers and partners with a digital experience monitoring solution that can be deployed quickly and easily to remote IGEL-powered endpoints. In addition to enhancing the user experience and optimizing IGEL solutions, Stratusphere UX empowers CIOs and IT teams to identify blind spots and make data-driven decisions to improve performance."
Jason E. Smith, VP of Product Marketing and Alliances, Liquidware, added, "We are proud to be a longstanding IGEL Ready partner and the first to deliver digital experience monitoring via the IGEL App Portal. Our partnership enables us to improve visibility into user, application, and network experience, allowing organizations to fully utilize the capabilities of the combined IGEL and Liquidware offering within any remote and hybrid work environment."
Liquidware is a member of the IGEL Ready Program, an ecosystem of cutting-edge hardware, software, and peripheral solutions verified for use with IGEL OS to deliver a powerful, productive, and secure user experience.
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