Case Studies
Multi-step Application (Transactions) Monitoring: Package Delivery, Transportation and Logistics Case Study
Today, more companies than ever are offering complex business services over the Internet via cloud computing. For business-critical applications, every minute of downtime means lost sales, customers and opportunities. It is a challenge to keep websites up and running round the clock.
Web monitoring services can help businesses make sure that their sites are functioning. Yet, simply checking if a website is working and online doesn’t mean that users are having a satisfactory experience. It’s like driving a 20-year old car. Is it working? Well, yes. But are you enjoying the bumpy, rattly ride? That’s another story.
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Be it Business or School, A Decision to Monitor From the Cloud is Wise: A University Blackboard's Monitoring Case Study
When people talk about businesses using the cloud, we often think of companies in the classic sense – some global, private enterprise or even a mid-sized company deciding to re-apply resources and save by switching data storage and apps virtually.
But all kinds of organizations are benefiting by using cloud applications. Take schools and universities, for one.
There are many wonderful and productivity-enhancing applications that academic institutions use on the cloud to manage all facets of administration. For example, there’s Blackboard, which offers software to help schools manage courses, process transactions and e-commerce as well as oversee online communities. Another course management system housed on the cloud is the open-source Moodle program – also used by many schools and universities around the world.
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Monitis/Mayflower Capital AG: Financial Services Case Study
“Mayflower Capital AG is a German company that provides financial services to private clients. The company was founded in September 2007 and started operations in June 2008. Claiming ourselves as a Startup Company, today we operate more than 80 clients across 12 branch offices.
