LogicMonitor announced a partnership with AppDirect to bring its hybrid observability capabilities to AppDirect's extensive network of IT service providers.
"Veeue powered by AppDirect," a fully integrated, managed services solution built on LogicMonitor's Envision platform, enables IT service providers to enhance service delivery, streamline operations, and drive customer satisfaction through best-in-class Hybrid Observability powered by AI.
Through the AppDirect marketplace, Technology Advisors and Integrators have a powerful new resource to extend their service offerings with LogicMonitor Envision at the core of Veeue. This integration will extend cutting edge observability tools that provide a unified view into data centers, networks, and cloud systems to over 1,500 managed service provider (MSP) businesses. Equipped with real time, actionable insights and predictive analytics, organizations can proactively prevent downtime, optimize system performance, and fortify business-critical infrastructure.
"Veeue powered by AppDirect" integrates LogicMonitor's:
- Predictive analytics and real-time insights into infrastructure health for advanced data center observability.
- Network and multi-cloud monitoring to ensure seamless performance across complex hybrid environments from a single pane of glass view.
- Actionable insights that power incident management and deliver business intelligence, enabling faster, data-driven decisions to minimize downtime and enhance operational efficiency.
"MSPs are the trusted IT partners keeping their operations running," said Renée Bergeron, Chief Operating Officer, AppDirect. "This collaboration with LogicMonitor marks an important evolution for AppDirect's community - equipping MSPs with Gen AI-powered tools to meet the demands of today's complex IT environments."
AppDirect is LogicMonitor's first Technology Service Distributor (TSD) partner, a new category of partnership for both companies. This partnership is designed to scale hybrid observability and managed services for MSPs, enabling them to provide their customers with unmatched visibility and resilience across complex infrastructures. Together, the companies are empowering MSPs to deliver proactive, AI-driven solutions that ensure uptime, performance, and seamless operations for businesses relying on their IT services.
"With this new partnership, we are proud to be setting a high standard for what's possible in managed IT services with AppDirect by our side—delivering critical monitoring and intelligence across the full spectrum of hybrid infrastructure," said Michael Tarbet, Global VP, MSP and Channel, LogicMonitor. "AppDirect's leadership in subscription commerce and their deep network of Technology Advisors and Integrators is the ideal match for LogicMonitor's industry-leading hybrid observability platform."
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