Netmagic Solutions, India's largest pure-play, Managed IT Hosting Services Provider and a leader in the Indian Cloud Infrastructure (IaaS) market, has expanded its application performance management (APM) partnership with Compuware.
Netmagic will offer Compuware APM products — Gomez — to its customers in a pay-as-you-use service model as part of the company's existing Managed Services Portfolio (MSP) offerings.
Compuware Gomez provides a comprehensive set of web and mobile performance metrics that will help Netmagic improve the performance and availability of mission-critical applications of its hosted client base.
With the ability to monitor user performance across the entire application delivery chain, Netmagic will now be able to help enterprises track end-user experience, measure application performance and baseline performance over time. The WebSmart service will also help identify application performance problems and proactively resolve performance issues.
Netmagic provides world-class services that address the mission-critical IT requirements of more than 1,200 customers globally. These customers rely on Netmagic to host and manage web-based client applications, many of which are accessed daily by millions of end-users. In order to ensure that these systems — as well as their own cloud and hosting infrastructures — are up and running 24/7 with uninterrupted service, Netmagic partnered with Compuware for application performance.
"Netmagic aims to provide the most comprehensive suite of business solutions in the application performance space," said Nitin Mishra, VP of Product Management at Netmagic Solutions. "The majority of business users who are engaged with customers are not equipped with the right solution. By providing a unified view across the entire application delivery chain with Compuware's Gomez, Netmagic will help client organizations stay competitive and help them focus on their core business needs."
"Organizations in India are looking for ways to increase efficiency and improve agility while meeting changing customer needs," said Neeraj Dotel, Managing Director at Compuware India. "We are pleased to partner with Netmagic Solutions and help its clients improve business productivity and application performance. Companies need to understand how customers use their sites to capitalize on every single interaction and application usage. Compuware strives to provide the most inclusive set of technologies to optimize all aspects of application performance."
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