Gartner identifies the three main areas in which companies suffer due to network crashes as productivity, damaged reputation and financial performance.
According to USA Today, U.S. companies lost an estimated 100 billion dollars due to network outages in 1999 alone.
Even for average companies, the Standish Group warns that the cost of a minute of downtime for a mission-critical application was $10,000.
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Receive immediate notifications when valuable networks and systems crash, and avoid the enormous costs associated with downtime.
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As we enter the new millennium, our society is more dependent on computer networks and systems than ever before. When crucial servers and networks crash, businesses pay dearly. Gartner identifies the three main areas in which companies suffer due to network crashes as productivity, damaged reputation and financial performance. According to USA Today, U.S. companies lost an estimated 100 billion dollars due to network outages in 1999 alone. Even for average companies, the Standish Group warns that the cost of a minute of downtime for a mission-critical application was $10,000. For large companies, the price can reach millions of dollars per minute.
With every minute costing businesses so dearly, it is essential that information regarding downtime be transmitted to system administrators with the utmost urgency. To date, this has required tedious supervision by administrators tied down to their desks for long periods at a time. By integrating Simplewire into network and system monitoring applications, businesses can free administrators from their desks in order to attend to other concerns, while still remaining constantly informed of any situations that arise immediately. Whenever a system crashes, or a performance parameter is met, the administrator can automatically be messaged within seconds. The improved response rate, and more efficient time management that wireless messaging adds to a network monitoring solution, directly affects the bottom line, and ensures that valuable servers and networks remain functioning optimally.
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