Company Background
As a company, Integrien understands the intense demands and critical importance of high-availability enterprise IT systems. A group of experienced executives and engineers with career-long backgrounds in high-availability enterprise networks, security, and application monitoring launched Integrien Corporation in 2001. Our big idea: enterprise IT organizations need
automated intelligence to identify, predict and prevent problems in technology-based business systems. As a result organizations mitigate risk, optimize service levels, and gain time for IT to focus on improved operations rather than scrambling to put out fires.
We Aim to Broaden Deep But Narrow Expertise
Today's IT ecosystems are exceedingly complex and often managed by people with deep, but very specific expertise about individual parts of the infrastructure and its processes. Integrien's solutions bridge the gaps to bring that deep expertise to bear upon the holistic problem, which has more to do with the interdependencies of the individual parts than it does with failure of any single part. In particular, Integrien is focused on giving IT the tools needed to identify, predict and prevent problems, beginning with a holistic view of the IT infrastructure as it supports individual business transactions and services.
Nothing Less than an End-to-end Solution Will Do
Integrien believes that the first dollars spent on IT systems availability should be allocated to automated intelligence. Integrien's flagship solution for managing the integrity of enterprise systems, securely analyzes in real time the full scope of IT components that support business service availability for your customers, partners and employees. We believe that only when armed with analytics designed to detect individual anomalies as well as full problems can IT operations experts effectively prevent or quickly correct problems.
Automated Intelligence is Required for Outsourcing and Virtualization
Integrien also believes automated intelligence is a best practice when outsourcing, and thus Alive extends IT's view into outsourced portions of an organization's IT infrastructure. Finally, Integrien worries about trusting that IT components hidden behind virtualization layers will never have issues, and thus Alive resolves the black-box issues that often result when IT staffs lack a view of the
entire interdependent infrastructure that supports an organization's critical business processes.
