LogicMonitor announced a partnership with HBR Consulting (HBR).
Having recently acquired Keno Kozie, HBR is an operations and technology consulting firm focused on the legal industry, and is well positioned to meet the increasing demand for legal technology expertise across the legal ecosystem. The partnership between the two companies provides HBR and its clients with access to cutting-edge cloud-based observability and monitoring technology, while expanding LogicMonitor’s reach within the legal industry.
“With the legal industry’s growing reliance on the cloud, effective monitoring is critical to provide uptime and visibility for the industry,” said Chris Petrini-Poli, Executive Chairman, HBR Consulting. “There is an increasing need for robust solutions to monitor networks, servers and cloud tools ...”
In 2020, nearly two-thirds of lawyers reported using the cloud for work-related purposes. Law firms are increasingly moving to the cloud to enhance their ability to function in a remote environment, broaden collaboration options, and improve security and disaster recovery. Effectively monitoring cloud environments is critical to a firm’s ability to realize those benefits.
HBR and Keno Kozie are currently migrating legacy monitoring platforms to LogicMonitor in their network operating center (NOC). LogicMonitor’s cloud architecture allows HBR/Keno Kozie to quickly onboard new clients, leverage automation as needed, and rapidly adapt to changes within a client’s environment. The platform will enable HBR/Keno Kozie to easily scale services across on-premises, cloud and hybrid environments, providing a future-proof solution that scales with client expectations. LogicMonitor’s custom dashboard and reporting functionality will provide HBR’s and Keno Kozie’s NOC and clients with granular, real-time insight into network issues and performance. Through the combination of LogicMonitor’s end-to-end observability platform and HBR/Keno Kozie engineers, the firm is able to quickly identify and respond to events and alerts before they lead to outages, and thus preserve the end customer experience.
“We recognize the power in aligning with companies who have established trust within their industries. Partnering with HBR extends LogicMonitor’s availability through a trusted IT managed services provider who has strong ties within their key markets.” said Michael Tarbet, VP, Global Head of MSPs, LogicMonitor.
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