VALENCIA, Calif., Sept. 28 /PRNewswire/ -- Nexus announced today that it has been named a Premier Partner by Visual Network Systems, formerly Fluke Networks Systems. A leader in the growing field of Application Performance Management (APM), Visual Network Systems offers innovative solutions designed to detect, diagnose, remedy and report on application, network and VoIP performance.
One of only two Premier Partners in the United States, Nexus is fully trained and certified in Visual Network Systems' complete product portfolio. Nexus is now authorized to provide installation, professional services, and training on any Visual Network Systems product, including their flagship solution, Visual Performance Manager.
Whether deploying new applications or optimizing existing application delivery, Visual Performance Manager provides the enterprise service intelligence to help IT organizations efficiently deliver critical business services. Designed with an easy-to-read interface, users can quickly scan the health of critical business applications, identify problematic remote sites and servers, and isolate the root cause of performance issues. Baselines are automatically generated for application response time, network round trip time, server connect time and end user response time by application and site. When deviations occur, alarms are generated to notify the user.
"In today's complex IT environments, monitoring and managing the performance and service availability of software applications has become more critical than ever," said Dale Hardy, Nexus Vice President of Professional Services. "Nexus is proud to be one of only two Premier Partners in the US, and we're pleased to offer Visual Network Systems' APM solutions to our clients along with our full contingent of other industry-leading technologies and services."
"Nexus has demonstrated a strong commitment to Visual Networks Systems and our customers. We are very pleased to have them as a Premier Partner," said Dan Lefelstein, Vice President, Americas Channel Sales. "Nexus is helping our mutual customers understand that Application Performance Management is an essential component of the ever-evolving and increasingly virtualized application and data center environment. We are excited that we'll be able to help those customers exceed their business goals and deliver unique visibility and value to them as a result of this partnership."
About Nexus
Based in Valencia, CA, Nexus leverages its extensive experience and expertise to enable organizations to Connect, Collaborate, and Create. We do this by providing expertise in end-to-end technology solutions based on five distinct, yet complementary practices: Collaboration, Data Center, Borderless Networks, Business Video, and Managed Services. Nexus partners with industry leaders including Cisco, EMC, Microsoft, NEC and VMware to ensure its customers are provided the most comprehensive and competitive solutions. Nexus serves the private sector, from small business to the Fortune 500; and the public sector including local, state, and federal government. Additionally, Nexus has highly specialized vertical market practices including education, retail, hospitality, and healthcare where it has developed proprietary applications that turn unified communication into clinical workflow solutions. For additional information, please visit www.nexusis.com.
About Visual Network Systems
Visual Network Systems, formerly Fluke Networks Systems, provides innovative solutions that support IT professionals responsible for enterprise-wide application, network and VoIP performance. The company's flagship solution, Visual Performance Manager is a unified system that provides enterprise service intelligence to help organizations effectively deliver these services. Its solutions are available directly to enterprises or as part of a managed services offering. Visual Network Systems is headquartered in Colorado Springs, Colorado, and distributes its products in more than 50 countries. For more information, please visit: www.visualnetworksystems.com.
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