Application Management for the Enterprise
The Xangati Application Management 2.0 solution helps IT handle complexity in new ways, facilitating the use of SaaS, virtualization, and best-of-breed applications. You'll never be blind-sided because Xangati gives visibility to the "dark matter" in the network cloud. You'll understand the interactions of applications and resources on your LAN, WAN, VPN, and even the public Internet. It gets your team out of reactive mode and ahead of the power curve.

Xangati helps you spot problems—even unanticipated ones—in real time, and lets you zoom in on the specifics to identify abnormal patterns. By improving IT responsiveness and reducing the impact of service interruptions, Xangati helps you reduce operational expenses (OPEX).

5 Virtualization Pitfalls to Avoid
Zeus Kerravala, senior vice president of enterprise research at The Yankee Group, shines the light on five virtualization pitfalls research has shown to have a dramatic impact on the effectiveness of virtualization implementations.

Case Study: Memorial Care
MemorialCare is one of the largest not-for-profit health systems in the United States with hospitals across Southern California in Los Angeles and Orange County. MemorialCare has gained widespread recognition for its unique approach to health care, focusing on evidence-based, best practice medicine. Its physicians and other health care professionals study health care’s best practices and work to implement them at all MemorialCare Medical Centers. Read the case study.

Case Study: Top Law Firm
This firm has grown into a full-service international powerhouse with around 2,000 attorneys in over 20 offices around the world. It has received many awards for its ability to handle the immense challenges posed by the legal industry and its financial and strategic success during the period. Highly collaborative, this firm works globally and creatively using an infrastructure built to support it. Read the case study.

Case Study: Williams College
Williams College covers over 3,350 acres for its campus and outlying areas on which over 100 academic, athletic and residential buildings are supported including a dance center, four libraries, an observatory and an art museum. Williams Office for Information Technology provides computer services, equipment,and infrastructure to serve the academic and administrative needs of the college. Read the case study.

Case Study: S&P 500 Company
This member of the S&P 500 wanted to lower IT support costs and increase security by locking down many desktops using VDI (virtual desktop infrastructure). It wanted hybrid VDI, so secure documents would be stored on central servers with controlled access, but would still allow employees to work locally on non-secure documents. Users would also still be able to surf the Web without VDI—easing network requirements and increasing robustness. Read the case study.

Xangati Wins New Award
Gartner, Inc. has named Xangati as a “Cool Vendor”. Xangati’s Application Management 2.0 solution helps customers work collaboratively to understand the challenges of today’s increasingly complicated networked application environments, minimize negative effects of application rollouts and updates, and resolve issues in record time. Read the press release.

Watch the Visual Trouble Ticket Video Demo
Introducing the Visual Trouble Ticket™ portal—the most significant innovation for CSRs since the advent of the trouble ticket system. Click here to watch the video demo.

Xangati Announces BMC Technology Alliance
Xangati Visual Trouble Ticket for BMC Remedy Service Desk offer mutual customers a more real-time and collaborative understanding of end-user performance issues for instant problem identification and resolution. Read about the benefits of integration of these two solutions.

Video Demo: Xangati’s Visual Trouble Ticket for BMC Remedy Service Desk
The Xangati Visual Trouble Ticket for BMC Remedy Service Desk allows an end-user to initiate and submit a DVR-style recording of their to-the-second networked application activity at the moment they are experiencing a problem. Watch the video demo.

When Does Your IT Organization Need Application Management 2.0?

• You need to see everything in your network, but need to de-clutter the screen to bring focus and efficiency
• You have critical applications running in the cloud (SaaS) or on a virtualized server
• You need to know what actually are the top 10 apps on your network
• You are consolidating data centers and you need to what's operating out there "in the wild"
• You want to adopt new technologies and virtualized applications, but you need to know what apps can timeshare CPU cycles
• You want capacity optimization to be based on actual consumed resources
• You are looking to dramatically improve IT efficiency without any major overhauls
• You need to reduce the investigative/analytical time to resolve performance problems
• You're seeking a "quick win" for IT—no six-month deployment cycle, no system integration budget necessary

Lower CAPEX
Xangati also helps you lower capital expenditures (CAPEX) by identifying under-utilized resources and helping you profile optimal resource allocations.

Customer Video
Watch Paul Holt, Director of Network Services, Memorial Care Medical Center,discuss how “the Xangati system is like an application management system on steroids. Instead of a red, green or yellow light, Xangati allows you to pinpoint and drill down to the device in real-time. With Xangati you can see what applications are consuming the bandwidth, and more importantly, how they're behaving."

Start-ups to Watch in 2009
"Xangati's most recent initiative is maybe the most interesting thing to happen to network management since the MoM. The company is applying concepts from the Web2.0 world like streaming, collaboration and user-generated content to bring network and application management into this century."

—Zeus Kerravala, Yankee Group

Quick Deployment
Click the thumbnail to view a full-size image of Xangati’s quick deployment model for Enterprises. The Xangati system does not require software agents or hardware probes and can be installed within an hour.