ORSYP, a provider of IT Operations Management software and services, has acquired Streamcore, a provider of application performance management solutions for the Cloud.
Streamcore adds streaming, response-time and traffic monitoring of wide area networks (WANs) to ORSYP’s performance monitoring, capacity management and workload automation capabilities.
As organizations expand global operations, leverage Cloud with in-house applications and seek to manage the inexorable growth in data volumes and network traffic, they require performance monitoring solutions that assure end-users have access to responsive IT services. Combining Streamcore with ORSYP, customers will be able to address critical challenges optimizing delivery of IT services to end-users throughout the enterprise network in real-time as well as anticipating future demands.
"With Streamcore we can ensure customers get end-to-end visibility and control of the critical applications and services they provide, from the end-user experience right down to the communications infrastructure," commented Jean-Michel Breul, ORSYP Chief Technology Officer. “Further integration of Streamcore and ORSYP technology will allow customers to benefit from more integrated performance measurement as well gaining extra insights that will assist them in predictive analysis and capacity planning.”
“We are excited about becoming part of a team that prides itself on technology innovation,” said Remi Lucet, Streamcore co-founder and Chief Scientific Officer. “Joining ORSYP we are looking forward to exploiting the powerful synergies that our companies share that will enable us to bring significant value to the quality of services our customers provide to their users.”
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