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The Missing Link in Uptime
Filed in archive Technology by Lori Widmer on June 16, 2007
The Missing Link in Uptime
What's one of the biggest causes of downtime? Surprisingly, it's not power failures or server Overload. According to a recent Gartner study, 40 percent of service downtime is caused by application-related failures. And guess what - as application architecture and network design becomes more complex, so do the challenges involved in maintaining application performance. As a result, application performance management continues to grow in importance and complexity.

Network General has released a report, "True Visibility for Application Performance Management" that addresses a new class of solutions that provide a high-level view of business services with integrated network intelligence applications that correlate the complex interrelationships between IT components. Go here to download the report.

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