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Ingenica Launches ManageView to Make Server Monitoring a Cost-Effective Reality for Small and Medium-Sized Businesses

Posted on: Tuesday, 13 September 2005, 06:00 CDT

ManageView Provides Real-Time Alerts and Diagnostics to Make It Simple to Eliminate Server Downtime - Preventing Expensive Loss of Productivity

Ingenica (www.ingenica.net), the innovative leader in server-based enterprise printing solutions, today announced the launch of ManageView, the first cost-effective fully-hosted Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) or Citrix (NASDAQ: CTXS) server-monitoring tool for small and medium-sized businesses. Priced at just $79US per server per month, ManageView collects comprehensive server data such as server uptime, CPU memory and hard disk usage over a secure Internet connection, and graphically presents these key server performance indicators on the easy-to-read color-coded ManageView Dashboard - providing IT administrators with all the data required to ensure maximum server performance.

Requiring less than 3MB of disk space to install, and less than 8MB of memory to run, the ManageView Agent collects comprehensive server data such as server uptime, CPU memory and hard disk usage over a secure Internet connection, and graphically presents these key server performance indicators on the easy-to-read color-coded ManageView Dashboard - providing IT administrators with all the data required to ensure maximum server performance.

Developed specifically for the SMB marketplace, ManageView provides designated IT administrators with real-time critical information alerts containing important information and diagnostics about the health of the Windows and Citrix servers, to make it simple to prevent expensive loss of productivity by virtually eliminating server downtime. "By providing comprehensive and easy-to-read monthly server performance reporting on Windows and Citrix servers, ManageView provides the data necessary to maximize network performance by expediting application delivery while simultaneously decreasing server downtime and related IT administration and help-desk costs," said Polly Galita, Director of Sales & Marketing, Ingenica. "ManageView is the first monitoring tool to instantly enable SMBs to simplify IT administration...allowing SMBs to concentrate on their core business."

ManageView is a subscription-based server monitoring tool hosted at Ingenica's world-class datacenter that requires no additional hardware at the client location. It takes only minutes for a customer to sign-up, and then download and install the Agent on each server to be monitored - making it simple for SMBs to benefit from the enterprise-class monitoring tools previously available only to large organizations.

A free 30-day trial evaluation of Ingenica's ManageView monitoring tool can be downloaded from www.ingenica.net. ManageView can be purchased directly through Ingenica, or from one of Ingenica's resellers worldwide.

About Ingenica

Ingenica (www.ingenica.net), a Bell Canada Company (TSX, NYSE: BCE), provides market-leading printing solutions for the server-based computing community. Ingenica's UniPrint, the complete printing solution for the increasingly-mobile server-based enterprise workforce, replaces all manufacturers' printer drivers with a single PDF generator to make it simple for a user to successfully print documents from any available device. UniPrint works with existing printing hardware and computing architectures to reduce bandwidth consumption, promoting faster, more efficient printing, and decreases printer-related help-desk costs to make it simple for an organization to improve both productivity and ROI. For additional information on ManageView and UniPrint, please visit www.uniprint.net.

UniPrint, a division of Bell Canada-owned Bell Business Solutions, UniPrint terminal Server Edition, UniPrint, Gateway Module 5, Host Module, PrintPAL, and ManageView are trademarks of Bell Business Solutions. All other trademarks and registered trademarks are property of their respective owners.

Source: Business Wire

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