Savision launched new releases of Live Maps Unity, Cloud Reporter, and Cloud Advisor. The solutions’ new features improve customer daily experience, increase productivity, and add support for additional virtualization platforms.
Rob Doucette, CTO of Savision, commented “With this new release Savision continues to showcase its innovative approach to business service and cloud management. Our mission is to continually increase the speed at which our customers are able to gather insight, make decisions, and execute on their organizational goals. With Live Maps Unity, Cloud Reporter, and Cloud Advisor, customers can immediately improve the effectiveness and cost efficiency of their IT departments and can align IT with the needs of the business.”
“Savision’s solutions help maximize the availability of customer’s business-critical services and optimize service delivery for their environments,” said Brian Hillger, Senior Director of Cloud Platform Product Marketing, Microsoft. “The reporting and analytical features enable customers to analyze for possible future problems and resolve small incidents before they cause network congestion.”
The latest releases of Savision’s solutions include a number of enhancements and key updates.
Live Maps Unity, a business service management solution for System Center, offers the following new features:
- Enhanced performance data monitoring of all applications, to catch potential problems early by analyzing changes in application performance;
- Out-of-box services to discover existing deployments, and analyze any potential issues of Microsoft applications, including Exchange, SharePoint, and Active Directory;
- .NET application discovery to discover all running .NET applications and their connections to databases;
- Dynamically updated and synchronized services, using distributed applications as service models to analyze and determine causes of problems;
Cloud Reporter, a cloud capacity management solution for Hyper-V and VMware, provides the following new features:
- VMware alarm monitoring, integrating all VMware alarms into the System Center Operations Manager console, and displaying them as alerts;
- VMware support, enabling the same reports and capacity analysis currently offered for Hyper-V environments.
Cloud Advisor, a free tuning and optimization solution for Hyper-V and VMware, provides the following enhancements:
- VMware support, offering the same capacity and misconfiguration alerts currently offered for Hyper-V virtualization environments.
All of the new features are available now to new and existing customers.
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