Let Technology Work For You
An enterprise should use and manage technology to serve the organization’s
purpose, not to be bogged down by it. Technology should lend a hand
in improving a business—not eat the time and resources meant for
business operations in the first place. With MAXEnterprise, technologies
that comprise your business arsenal are broken down into business
processes—sets of activities that can be planned, monitored, managed
and appropriately modified and fine-tuned as and when the business
demands it. MAXEnterprise’s powerful infrastructure management solution
provides the following:
COMPREHENSIVE NETWORK MANAGEMENT SCHEME.
As your infrastructure crosses over a diverse range of network
technologies and protocols, and spans across disparate physical locations,
MAXEnterprise empowers you to tackle your infrastructure management concerns
by providing a single point of solutions for all these diverse elements.
Among others, it employs:
- Proactive network device management
- Auto-topology discovery
- Bandwidth management
- Traffic Management
COMPLETE SERVER AND APPLICATION MANAGEMENT TOOL.
MAXEnterprise works to promote your servers’ and applications’
state of health to guarantee that your whole business is working
efficiently and running in top condition. MAXEnterprise offers:
- Proactive server and application management
- Active Test
FAULT FORESEE-FIND-FIX MECHANISM.
MAXEnterprise empowers you to detect potential and actual faults
before they occur and/or impact your services by providing:
- Root cause analysis
- Events notification and escalation
OPTIONAL SERVICE LEVEL MANAGEMENT FACILITY.
MAXEnterprise's Service Level Management module allows you to set and
monitor SLAs based on the QoS that your vendors have committed to deliver
to your enterprise, and create SLA resources covering deliverables
between and among departments and sites within your enterprise.
VERSATILE, SCALABLE, OPT-FOR-VALUE SOLUTION.
With its distributed architecture MAXEnterprise can be deployed in
multiple sites and take advantage of the following:
- Distributed architecture
- Localized and centralized management
- Data replication from remote sites to central
- Optional Historical Data Storage
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