BSP's Integrated Control Suite technology provides Cognos customers integrated version control, content management, recycle bin, deployment, performance monitoring, and compliance reporting.
BSP Software LLC, an IBM Business Partner and provider of innovative, integrated solutions for IBM Cognos software, announced today the release of Integrated Performance Monitoring.
Performance Monitoring is the latest module within the patented Integrated Control Suite (ICS) solution. ICS is one of the many offerings in BSP Software’s rapidly growing portfolio of solutions that continue to set standards for Business Analytics Competency Centers worldwide.
Performance Monitoring is a robust system that preemptively watches critical system components across all tiers of the IBM Cognos architecture. The integrated solution monitors the hardware, operating system, network, database and application tiers. This consolidated view of key metrics across the entire business analytics landscape provides customers with the status and pulse of their environment both point in time and historically.
“BSP prides itself on delivering thought leadership through cutting edge products that help our customers succeed. Partnering with customers to appropriately understand and solve the growing demands of a business analytics environment has and will always be at the top of our list of core beliefs. Performance Monitoring was driven by our customers’ need to proactively administer all tiers of the Cognos architecture in an integrated and consolidated manner,” said Andrew Weiss, vice president of Product Research and Development.
For more information on BSP Software’s Integrated Performance Monitoring or any of its Implementation-Based Software solutions and Professional Services offerings, visit http://www.bspsoftware.com.
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