Network Management Without Compromise

Entuity offers a range of affordable and proven network management solutions to fit many business needs.

New EYE Enterprise Edition 2010 SP2

Tightly integrated flow analysis and unique business perspectives for sustained services delivery.
Eye of the Storm® (EYE) Enterprise 2010 SP2 marks another first for enterprise-class network management systems - integrated NetFlow. EYE turns the traditional paradigm upside down providing insight focused on services delivery, supported by unrivaled network management details and forensics, and functionality to easily manage strategic distributed technologies and network architectures of medium and large enterprises alike.

The EYE network management suite not only can identify where the network is overloaded, but also what conversation is causing the overload. EYE enables IT administrators to finally answer the question of whether their network infrastructure is supporting strategic IT services delivery and provides the advanced analytics as proof.

Green IT Initiatives

Reduce energy consumption and operational cost with a Green network.
For the first time, IT departments can now develop, implement, and manage Green IT initiatives that include quantification of their IT infrastructure’s contribution through Eye of the Storm’s Green IT Perspective Module. Whether it is how the network can be better utilized, how to more efficiently integrate new technologies, or saving on capital expenditures, the network plays a foundational role and can contribute significantly to a business’ operations strategy.

Organizations looking for ways to reduce IT operational costs, reduce overall power consumption along with lowering their carbon footprint, or documenting and encouraging compliance with corporate sustainability initiatives will find the EYE Green IT Perspective an invaluable aid.

Resource Management

Maintain optimal efficiency and service delivery from your network.
Within any large enterprise or service provider, the network infrastructure has a strategic role in providing access to critical - often revenue generating - business services to the organization. With the explosive growth of the Internet, and the increased dependence that this has placed on quality of service, network availability has become mission-critical.

Organizations spend large amounts of capital to design, build and deploy networks. The choice of management technology has been shown to have a direct impact on return on investment.

Capacity Planning

Cost-effectively configure your network and deploy network gear.
Apparent application performance or bandwidth incidents don't necessarily require new capital expenditures. With proper insight, you may be able better configure current devices or network segments to increase availability without cost.

Modern technologies and distributed applications rely on the network. A properly understood and operational network is a prerequisite to those very technologies and is critical to support day-to-day operations in order to free up the resources to implement new strategic initiatives.

Diagnose and Troubleshoot

Spend less time and effort diagnosing while proactively preventing end-user service impact.
Your network is not simply "on" or "off". A large percentage of incidents in both enterprise and service provider networks are degraded performance or slow service response, yet most network management tools provide little or no visibility into their whereabouts. Typical network management tools only alert on device outages - when it is already too late.

With network services and distributed applications so prevalent, the ability to spot and even anticipate degradation in critical services (either to end users or in processes that generate revenues) has become truly strategic.

Cloud Monitoring

Ready your network for dynamic private and public clouds.
On-demand IT capacity through virtualization, SaaS, PaaS, IaaS, and cloud computing offers potential economic and operational benefits to enterprises and service providers. Whether through on premise private clouds, outsourced public clouds, or a mixed hybrid environment, next generation data centers will include a mix of physical and virtual elements requiring consistent monitoring to ensure data governance and service delivery.

With a growing amount of critical business services outside your immediate control, a management platform that can monitor and report on virtual elements, physical elements, and on the activity where they meet, will help your business leverage elastic, pay-per-use IT models where appropriate and more conventional outsourcing or in-house models as required. Furthermore, that management platform must be capable of reacting to and report on dynamically reconfigurable virtual infrastructures.

What's News

• Entuity Integrates Flow Analysis in EYE
• Entuity and Accunet Solutions Partner
• Entuity Hires for European Expansion
• Entuity and BMC Strengthen Partnership
• Entuity Automates Branch Office Management
• EYE Winner of 2010 Product Innovation Award

Customers & Reviews
Independent assessments and case studies of Entuity solutions in action.

• Network Computing, EYE NPE - Product Review
• EMA Impact Brief - EYE 2009 - Analyst Paper
• How IBM GNMC Uses EYE - Customer Profile
• NetworkWorld Hot Seat - Entuity Video Interview

Content on this page requires a newer version of Adobe Flash Player.