Virtual Instruments announced the launch of the Virtual Instruments Technology Alliance Program.
The new program extends Virtual Instruments’ collaborative global ecosystem for enterprise-grade hybrid infrastructure management solutions and ensures the testing and validation of product integrations with Virtual Instruments’ award-winning performance management products.
Enterprises are increasingly demanding an open ecosystem that offers vendor-independent testing and monitoring tools, creating the opportunity for companies to build mutually beneficial relationships to offer the best possible products and services to their customers. Companies participating in the Virtual Instruments Technology Alliance Program join an effort to create the largest ecosystem for third-party interoperable vendors, a significant value-add for companies looking to deliver improved product integrations for customers’ hybrid infrastructure monitoring and management needs. Members of the Technology Alliance Program are provided the opportunity to test and validate the integration of their offerings with Virtual Instruments’ technology and resell integrated solutions more effectively through jointly-facilitated strategic sales engagements.
“Organizations that are solely dependent on vendor recommendations, or partners that are aligned with specific vendors, are increasingly at risk of leaving their IT teams vulnerable to performance visibility gaps due to poorly integrated infrastructure monitoring. This highlights the need for tested and validated product integrations, backed by the industry-leading companies customers trust,” said Jaymin Patel, VP of Product Ecosystem Development at Virtual Instruments. “The Virtual Instruments Technology Alliance Program is the only vendor-agnostic alliance program in the hybrid infrastructure performance management industry and offers more companies the opportunity to deploy real-time hybrid infrastructure performance monitoring to better assist customers in identifying the root cause of performance issues.”
Virtual Instruments has teamed with industry-leading hardware and software companies to deliver best-in-class hybrid infrastructure management solutions. The integrations pursued by participating partners will include solutions based on Virtual Instruments’ portfolio of industry-leading solutions, comprised of the VirtualWisdom hybrid infrastructure performance monitoring and analytics platform, the WorkloadWisdom storage workload performance validation platform, and the Cloud Migration Readiness (CMR) service.
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