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INETCO intros APM for IBM Tivoli Netcool/OMNIbus users

July 30, 2013

INETCO Systems Ltd., a provider of application performance monitoring software, has announced the availability of a real-time alert feed to IBM Tivoli Netcool/OMNIbus management systems. The new capability will give OMNIbus users one-stop access to transaction intelligence that will help them quickly isolate enterprise service issues.

Based on real-time transaction intelligence fed into their physical, virtual or cloud-based IT management systems, OMNIbus users can set and track customized alerts to be applied to every individual transaction — even those travelling through third-party and virtual environments.

Real-time data and analytics can help the user to speed up the identification of transaction failures, response time slowdowns, and anomalies (for example, unexpected response codes or TCP disconnects) anywhere within the production environment.

"INETCO Insight supplies vital IT operations analytics that show how every service transaction is being delivered and how all parts of an enterprise system are performing," said Bijan Sanii, president and CEO of INETCO. "IBM customers can now leverage their existing OMNIbus investment across more user groups, more critical application platforms and more third party and cloud-based infrastructures — without deploying agents, code changes or extra traffic loads."

In a recent survey by TRAC, 63 percent of user organizations identified time spent correlating performance data as a key challenge, said Bojan Simic, president and principal analyst at TRAC.

"INETCO Insight's proven ability to correlate data collected from different sources, coupled with their ability to feed detailed transaction intelligence to common IT management systems such as HP Operations Manager, Splunk or IBM OMNIbus, positions the product well to overcome this challenge," Simic said.

"By accessing this data through a single platform, users can now take advantage of synergies between different types of data, cross-correlate application/transaction events with infrastructure events, and quickly determine how service levels are impacted during outages or brownouts."

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