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Articles for Managed Service Providers

Nimsoft has been garnering a lot of coverage in the press—and a lot of this coverage pertains to our Managed Service Provider markets. Follow the links below to find out what the press has been saying about Nimsoft, its products, and its Managed Service Provider customers.

MSP Software: Dell SilverBack Out, Nimsoft In at American Integration

MSPmentor

    

 

By Joe Panettieri,
12 July, 2010
MSPmentor

IT solutions provider American Integration has announced that it's replacing its SilverBack monitoring tools with a Nimsoft On Demand SaaS deployment. The former is owned by Dell, and the latter by CA Technologies, which means this is a small-scale victory in a large-scale battle for MSPs and the IT channel. Here are some perspectives...

Go to web page...Go to article: MSP Software: Dell SilverBack Out, Nimsoft In at American Integration

BlueLock Deploys Nimsoft Monitoring Solution

Sys-Con Media

    

 

By Elizabeth White,
15 June, 2010
Sys-Con Media

On Thursday Nimsoft (Nasdaq: CA) announced that BlueLock has deployed the Nimsoft Monitoring Solution (NMS) across its infrastructure, which supports the delivery of a diverse range of cloud hosting offerings to enterprise and SMB customers. NMS replaced Nagios, providing BlueLock with greater monitoring capabilities required to effectively manage large client configurations and reduce the time required to set up new customers...

Go to web page...Go to article: BlueLock Deploys Nimsoft Monitoring Solution

How to Choose the Best IT Monitoring Solution for Cloud Infrastructures

eWeek

    

 

By Gary Read,
15 June, 2010
eWeek

Outsourcing, software as a service, virtualization and cloud computing are ushering in an era in which enterprises distribute increasingly critical IT assets and applications across multiple service providers and platforms. These changes are rendering legacy monitoring tools virtually useless. Here, Knowledge Center contributor Gary Read provides a list of seven criteria enterprises should consider when evaluating IT monitoring solutions that will enable them to extend monitoring from their data center to the cloud.

Go to web page...Go to article: How to Choose the Best IT Monitoring Solution for Cloud Infrastructures

CA Technologies Doubles Down on Managed Services Market

MSPmentor

    

 

By Joe Panettieri,
9 June, 2010
MSPmentor

Is CA Technologies (formerly CA Inc.) serious about the managed services market? I found my answer at the Ingram Micro Cloud Summit in Dallas, where I began to experience double-vision. In one room, CA Technologies was talking up its strategy to managed services providers. In another room, CA's recently acquired Nimsoft team was busy describing its role in the MSP sector. But can CA really become a mainstream player in the MSP space? Here are some thoughts...

Go to web page...Go to article: CA Technologies Doubles Down on Managed Services Market

Troubadour Deploys Nimsoft's Monitoring Solution in New Virtual Data Center Offering

Web Host Industry Review

 

By David Hamilton,
June 7th, 2010
Web Host Industry Review

Unified communications, security, data center and wireless solutions provider Troubadour is using the Nimsoft Monitoring Solution from Unified monitoring solutions provider Nimsoft to create an advanced service offering called ClientView, as part of its new virtual data center offering...

Go to web page...Go to article: Troubadour Deploys Nimsoft's Monitoring Solution in New Virtual Data Center Offering

Web Host SoftLayer Adds Nimsoft Monitoring Solution for Managed Hosting Customers

Web Host Industry Review

 

By David Hamilton,
May 26th, 2010
Web Host Industry Review

In an effort to provide its customers with enhanced infrastructure and application solutions, Web hosting and cloud computing solutions provider SoftLayer (www.softlayer.com) has chosen the Nimsoft Monitoring Solution from "Unified Monitoring" solutions developer Nimsoft (www.nimsoft.com) as the standard monitoring platform for its managed hosting customers.

Go to web page...Go to article: Web Host SoftLayer Adds Nimsoft Monitoring Solution for Managed Hosting Customers

Following CA Deal, Nimsoft Gaining Traction

Data Center Knowledge

 

By Rich Miller,
May 26th, 2010
Data Center Knowledge

In March, monitoring provider Nimsoft was acquired by CA Technologies. In April, Nimsoft was adopted by Rackspace Hosting as the company.s standard monitoring tool for its 60,000 servers. Today Nimsoft scored another big win with a leading player in the cloud sector, as SoftLayer Technologies said it will standardize on Nimsoft and deploy its monitoring solution on more than 25,000 systems.

Go to web page...Go to article: Following CA Deal, Nimsoft Gaining Traction

Moving beyond befuddlement into cloud comforting – CA World

Enterprise Irregulars

    

 

By Michael Coté,
18 May, 2010
Enterprise Irregulars

CA’s a favorite whipping boy for IT insiders. Their giant, long-lived portfolio and name change inducing events gets most people to snicker when you mention “CA.” They’re a classic big spend enterprise vendor: comprehensive, enterprise priced, and rarely innovation-leading. So, their string of acquisitions of relatively young and hip companies in recent past has left folks befuddled. What exactly is CA doing with 3Tera, Nimsoft, NetQoS, Oblicore, and others?

Go to web page...Go to article: Moving beyond befuddlement into cloud comforting – CA World

CA Delivers on Cloud Investment With Service-Measurement Suite

GigaOM

    

 

By Derrick Harris,
18 May, 2010
GigaOM

It’s taken a full year and upward of $700 million in acquisitions, but CA Technologies (yes it’s a new moniker) finally delivered on its cloud-computing strategy with several major product announcements. The Cloud-Connected Management Measurement Suite — the centerpiece of CA’s announcements — leverages pieces technology it acquired from Cassatt, Oblicore, NetQoS, 3Tera and Nimsoft over the last year, as well as, no doubt, large amounts of internal innovation within CA.

Go to web page...Go to article: CA Delivers on Cloud Investment With Service-Measurement Suite

CA Technologies unveils cloud management tools

ZDNet

    

 

By Matthew Broersma,
18 May, 2010
ZDNet

The products in the Cloud-Connected Management Suite — Cloud Insight, Cloud Compose, Cloud Optimize and Cloud Orchestrate — are based partly on existing tools such as Oblicore and AppLogic. They are set for release from the autumn onward, the company said in its announcement on Monday...

Go to web page...Go to article: CA Technologies unveils cloud management tools

CA World: Cloud computing is new turning point, says CEO

Network World

    

 

By Anh Nguyen and Computerworlduk,
18 May, 2010
Network World

Cloud computing marks a new "inflexion" point in the IT industry, according to CA Technologies. In his keynote speech to the 7,000 delegates at the CA World conference in Las Vegas, William McCracken, president and CEO of CA made the announcement as the company launched a range of new cloud solutions, including SaaS monitoring product Nimsoft on Demand...

Go to web page...Go to article: CA World: Cloud computing is new turning point, says CEO

CA Technologies Unveils Cloud Management Suite

InformationWeek

    

 

By Charles Babcock,
18 May, 2010
InformationWeek

CA Technologies is changing more than just its name as it extends its systems management reach into the cloud. The newly renamed CA Technologies signaled to its extensive user group that it is executing its plan to extend systems management products into the cloud Monday...

Go to web page...Go to article: CA Technologies Unveils Cloud Management Suite

Managing the Costs and Complexities of a Cloud-Based Infrastructure

MSPmentor

    

 

By Alex Williams,
14 May, 2010
ReadWriteCloud

The complexities that come with cloud computing go way beyond interoperability issues. Cost is a significant factor as is performance. What's emerging from these forces are new services such as Digital Fuel and Nimsoft that are designed to bring meaning to the costs and the performance issues that come with cloud computing...

Go to web page...Go to article: Managing the Costs and Complexities of a Cloud-Based Infrastructure

How Break/Fix Can Break Your Managed Services Business

MSPmentor

    

 

By Phil LaForge,
5 May, 2010
MSPmentor

Just last week Joe Panettieri took on the question people are asking all the time, "How many VARs will make it by transforming themselves into successful MSPs?" Kudos to Joe for giving a forum to this very tough topic. For the record, Joe thinks about 10% will successfully leap the chasm. Yikes! That’s a pretty small number. But I happen to agree with Joe...

Go to web page...Go to article: How Break/Fix Can Break Your Managed Services Business

Nimsoft Goes On-Demand


Cloud Computing Journal

    

By Maureen O'Gara,
15 April, 2010
Cloud Computing Journal

Nimsoft, the unified monitoring house that just got bought by CA, has gone SaaS. Makes sense given CA's new cloud predilections. The scalable new Nimsoft On Demand is targeted at managed service providers (MSPs) and emerging companies...

Go to web page...Go to article: Nimsoft Goes On-Demand

Nimsoft On Demand: New SaaS Platform for MSPs


MSPmentor

    

By Joe Panettieri,
13 April, 2010
MSPmentor

When CA Inc. acquired Nimsoft in March 2010, the CA press briefings hyped Nimsoft’s cloud strategy quite a bit. Frankly, I was a little confused since Nimsoft’s managed services platform was only available as an on-premises solution. Fast forward to the present and Nimsoft has an answer for MSPs that want a SaaS platform. It’s called Nimsoft On Demand. Here are the details...

Go to web page...Go to article: Nimsoft On Demand: New SaaS Platform for MSPs

CA sells Nimsoft On Demand


Search Cloud Computing

    

13 April, 2010
Search Cloud Computing

CA is delivering Nimsoft's data center monitoring software remotely now. Nimsoft On Demand copies the company's on-premise installation and is delivered from CA's infrastructure. Nimsoft was bought by CA for $350 million in a purchase aimed squarely at helping enterprises turn their data centers into cloud environments.

Go to web page...Go to article: CA sells Nimsoft On Demand

CA strengthens cloud offering through Nimsoft deal


ChannelWeb

    

By Caroline Donnelly,
11 March, 2010
ChannelWeb

Software vendor CA has snapped up rival firm Nimsoft as part of its quest to establish itself as a major cloud player. The vendor said the $350m (£232m) deal would help it cater better to managed service providers (MSPs) and emerging enterprises with an interest in cloud-based technologies. This latest acquisition follows on from CA’s buy out of cloud computing specialist 3Tera last month...

Go to web page...Go to article: CA strengthens cloud offering through Nimsoft deal

Nimsoft Acquisition Continues CA's Cloud Computing Expansion


CRN

    

By Rick Whiting,
11 March, 2010
CRN

CA will acquire Nimsoft, a developer of IT performance and system availability monitoring technology, for $350 million in cash, the two companies said. US-based Nimsoft is the latest of several companies CA has bought to expand its line of network and systems management tools for cloud computing...

Go to web page...Go to article: Nimsoft Acquisition Continues CA's Cloud Computing Expansion

CA eats Nimsoft cloud watcher


The Register

    

By Timothy Prickett Morgan,
11 March, 2010
The Register

Systems software seller CA is shelling out $350m in cash to buy Nimsoft, an outfit that makes monitoring tools for managed service providers - aka cloud providers. The move makes a certain amount of sense, given that CA's multi-decade business has been based on selling software for running and monitoring transactions, managing distributed networks of machines and securing the hodge-podge mess. If a certain portion of computing is indeed going to move out to cloudy infrastructure (in semi-private or public clouds) or be installed on internal clouds (which will nonetheless need to be monitored and managed, perhaps as a remote service), then CA needs something to sell...

Go to web page...Go to article: CA eats Nimsoft cloud watcher

Nimsoft Acquisition Continues CA's Cloud Computing Expansion


ChannelWeb

    

By Rick Whiting,
10 March, 2010
ChannelWeb

CA will acquire Nimsoft, a developer of IT performance and system availability monitoring technology, for $350 million in cash, the two companies said Wednesday. Nimsoft, Redwood City, Calif., is the latest of several companies CA has bought to expand its line of network and systems management tools for cloud computing...

Go to web page...Go to article: Nimsoft Acquisition Continues CA's Cloud Computing Expansion

CA to acquire unified monitoring solutions vendor Nimsoft


eChannelLine

    

By Mark Cox,
10 March, 2010
eChannelLine

CA Inc has announced it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire privately-held Redwood City CA-based Nimsoft, Inc., which makes IT performance and availability monitoring solutions for emerging enterprises and Managed Service Providers (MSPs), in an all-cash transaction valued at $350 million...

Go to web page...Go to article: CA to acquire unified monitoring solutions vendor Nimsoft

CA and Nimsoft's Gary Read: Colorful Combo


MSPmentor

    

10 March, 2010
The VAR Guy

When CA acquired Nimsoft today for $350 million, it set the stage for some sweeping changes in the managed services market. But this is more than a technology story, folks. CA also gains a colorful executive — Nimsoft CEO Gary Read      (pictured) — and a Nimsoft management team that thrives on social media and disrupting competitors. Here’s the scoop, as only The VAR Guy can spin it...

Go to web page...Go to article: MSP Software Buyouts: Will Microsoft Follow CA’s Lead?

MSP Software Buyouts: Will Microsoft Follow CA’s Lead?


MSPmentor

    

By Joe Panettieri,
11 March, 2010
MSPmentor

It’s finally starting to happen: mid-size to large software companies are starting to acquire small (but fast-growing) MSP software providers. So far, the buyers include CA Inc., Citrix Systems and Quest Software. The big question: When will the really big IT titans — Microsoft, Cisco Systems, HP and others — open their wallets and get into the managed services software game? Here are some educated guesses...

Go to web page...Go to article: MSP Software Buyouts: Will Microsoft Follow CA’s Lead?

CA to Buy Nimsoft for $350 Million


Wall St Journal

    

10 March, 2010
Wall St Journal

CA Inc. said it would pay $350 million in cash to acquire privately-held Nimsoft Inc., a move underscoring the business software maker's efforts to expand its sales with smaller and mid-sized companies and buttress its cloud-computing products...

Go to web page...Go to article: CA to Buy Nimsoft for $350 Million

CA, Nimsoft Executives: MSPs Are the Channel of Tomorrow


MSPmentor

    

By Joe Panettieri,
10 March, 2010
MSPmentor

CA’s Chris O’Malley and Nimsoft’s Gary Read      dialed me about an hour ago to offer additional insights on CA’s $350 million buyout of Nimsoft. When did the negotiations start, how did Nimsoft initially react — and why is CA so intrigued by the managed services market? O’Malley and Read provide the answers. Here they are...

Go to web page...Go to article: CA, Nimsoft Executives: MSPs Are the Channel of Tomorrow

Nimsoft expands into cloud environments as Unified Monitoring strategy takes shape


The451

    

27 October 2009
The451

Nimsoft is putting a pretty significant stake in the ground for cloud management in this release. It's so far the most comprehensive offering we've come across for monitoring public and private cloud environments. While the true market for this technology has not really arrived yet (beyond managing virtual servers in context of physical servers, which many vendors support), Nimsoft figures to be well positioned for when it does. In the meantime, the company appears to be back on a strong growth trajectory and continues to aggressively court, and win, new business from service providers.

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Nimsoft takes another step forward in cloud monitoring


ZD Net

    

By Dana Blankenhorn,
20 October 2009
ZDNet

Nimsoft, which specializes in monitoring tools for data centers, is entering the cloud market. CEO Gary Read      said that, as of today, all the company’s performance monitors will become available for external environments, meaning they can deal with hosted providers, managed services, SaaS or clouds...

Go to web page...Go to article: Nimsoft takes another step forward in cloud monitoring

Nimsoft Provides Visibility into the Cloud


ReadWriteEnterprise

    

By Alex Williams,
20 October 2009
ReadWriteEnterprise

Nimsoft is launching a benchmarking service today for enterprise customers that will help them define and measure the actual costs of cloud computing and monitor the performance of IT infrastructure...

Go to web page...Go to article: Nimsoft Provides Visibility into the Cloud

First to Deliver Unified Monitoring, Nimsoft Provides Complete Visibility into Business Applications Running Internally and Externally—From the Datacentre to Private, Hybrid and Public Clouds


vmblog.com

    

By Mark Brunelli,
21 October 2009
vmblog.com

Nimsoft, the first provider of Unified Monitoring solutions, today announced that it has added a set of firsts to its Nimsoft Monitoring Solution (NMS). These new capabilities enable Nimsoft customers to extend real-time monitoring and historical reporting beyond the virtualised datacentre to hosted, cloud- and SaaS-based resources and applications...

Go to web page...Go to article: First to Deliver Unified Monitoring, Nimsoft Provides Complete Visibility into Business Applications Running Internally and Externally—From the Datacentre to Private, Hybrid and Public Clouds

Nimsoft Launches Unified Dashboard for On-Premise, Cloud Monitoring


MSPmentor

    

Joe Panettieri
20 October, 2009
MSP Mentor

Nimsoft has launched a Unified Monitoring dashboard (shown above) that allows managed service providers to track the health of on-premise systems and cloud applications — from Google Apps to Salesforce.com. In recent months, several vendors have told me they’re working on similar dashboards but I saw a demo of the Nimsoft offering last week and it seemed to work as advertised...

Go to web page...Go to article: Nimsoft Launches Unified Dashboard for On-Premise, Cloud Monitoring

Nimsoft Enables Evaluating and Tracking Hosted System Performance


TMCnet

    

Brendan B Read
20 October, 2009
TMCnet

To ensure optimal performance you need to track the efficiency of your systems. Yet how do you do that when they—for cost-saving and flexibility reasons—are hosted/in the cloud? Nimsoft has the answer with new capabilities added to its Nimsoft monitoring solution, or “NMS,” that extend real-time monitoring and historical reporting beyond the virtualized datacenter to hosted/cloud/SaaS (News - Alert)-based resources and applications...

Go to web page...Go to article: Nimsoft Enables Evaluating and Tracking Hosted System Performance

Nimsoft Unveils Performance Monitoring Site, Unifiedmonitoring.com


Web Host Industry Review

    

David Hamilton
20 October, 2009
Web Host Industry Review

Online monitoring solutions provider Nimsoft has launched the beta version of Unifiedmonitoring.com (www.unifiedmonitoring.com), a public service web portal that allows organizations to objectively evaluate the performance and availability of leading cloud, hosted and SaaS services.

Go to web page...Go to article: Nimsoft Unveils Performance Monitoring Site, Unifiedmonitoring.com

Nimsoft Provides Visibility into the Cloud


TechNews.am

    

20 October, 2009
TechNews.am

Nimsoftis launching a benchmarking service today for enterprise customers that will help them define and measure the actual costs of cloud computing and monitor the performance of IT infrastructure. The benchmarking service monitors the multiple systems of an enterprise and pulls them into a unified view. These include internal systems, managed service providers, cloud-based and Software-as-a-Service investments...

Go to web page...Go to article: Nimsoft Provides Visibility into the Cloud

Nimsoft Extends Visibility into Business Applications Running Internally, Externally


Enterprise Systems

    

20 October, 2009
Enterprise Systems

Nimsoft, a unified monitoring solutions developer, has added features to its Nimsoft Monitoring Solution (NMS) that enable users to extend real-time monitoring and historical reporting beyond the virtualized data center to hosted, cloud-, and SaaS-based resources and applications...

Go to web page...Go to article: Nimsoft Extends Visibility into Business Applications Running Internally, Externally

Nimsoft Unveils Performance Monitoring Site, Unifiedmonitoring.com


TheHostingNews.com

    

20 October, 2009
TheHostingNews

Online monitoring solutions provider Nimsoft has launched the beta version of Unifiedmonitoring.com, a public service web portal that allows organizations to objectively evaluate the performance and availability of leading cloud, hosted and SaaS services...

Go to web page...Go to article: Nimsoft Unveils Performance Monitoring Site, Unifiedmonitoring.com

Upgraded: Nimsoft Monitoring Solution (NMS)


Virtualization.com

    

20 October, 2009
Virtualization.com

Nimsoft today announced that it has added a set of firsts to its Nimsoft Monitoring Solution (NMS). These new capabilities enable Nimsoft customers to extend real-time monitoring and historical reporting beyond the virtualised datacentre to hosted, cloud- and SaaS-based resources and applications...

Go to web page...Go to article: Upgraded: Nimsoft Monitoring Solution (NMS)

Nimsoft extends monitoring to the cloud


Virtualization.com

    

Maxwell Cooter
21 October, 2009
TechWorld

Network monitoring company Nimsoft has extended the reach of its software to monitor cloud services. The company has introduced probes to monitor the performance and availability of the likes of Google Apps for Business, Rackspace Cloud, Amazon Web Services (AWS) and EC2, Salesforce and other similar services.

Go to web page...Go to article: Nimsoft extends monitoring to the cloud

Creating a Culture of Continual Service Improvement

MSPmentor     

By Nimsoft's Phil LaForge
28 September, 2009
MSP Mentor

Like it or not, the reality for MSPs is that they’re only an SLA breach or significant outage away from losing a customer. This immense contractual pressure is a significant motivator that drives MSPs to develop sophisticated approaches to continuous service improvement...

Go to web page...Go to article: Creating a Culture of Continual Service Improvement

Nimsoft Helps Ingram Micro Resellers Tap Midmarket Opportunities

Phone Plus Magazine     

9 September, 2009
Phone Plus Magazine

Ingram Micro announced it has enhanced its Seismic managed services portfolio with options for the midmarket. Now, with the monitoring solutions from IT management firm Nimsoft Inc., the distributor is set to help resellers make moves for midmarket customers...

Go to web page...Go to article: Nimsoft Helps Ingram Micro Resellers Tap Midmarket Opportunities

Ingram Extends Managed Services Offerings to Mid-sized Businesses

IT Channel Planet     

8 September, 2009
IT Channel Planet

Distributor Ingram Micro has advanced its Seismic-branded portfolio of managed services to include mid-market solutions by enlisting an IT management and monitoring offering from Nimsoft Inc. Company officials said the agreement encompasses the entire suite of Nimsoft monitoring solutions, which will be housed under the Ingram services division’s Seismic banner and called Seismic Enterprise Monitoring powered by Nimsoft...

Go to web page...Go to article: Ingram Extends Managed Services Offerings to Mid-sized Businesses

Ingram's Seismic forges alliance with monitoring company

IT Business     

1 September, 2009
IT Business

Ingram Micro (NYSE: IM) added to its three-year managed services venture Seismic by announcing an alliance with NimSoft Inc. of Redwood City, Calif., a provider of monitoring solutions. According to the Santa Ana, Calif.-based distributor the NimSoft alliance addresses channel partners' need for a scalable, mid to large IT management and monitoring solution...

Go to web page...Go to article: Ingram's Seismic forges alliance with monitoring company

Ingram Micro bolsters upmarket Seismic offerings with Nimsoft addition

eChannelLine     

31 August, 2009
eChannelLine

Distributor Ingram Micro has announced what it terms a 'powerful' alliance with Nimsoft, a provider of managed IT management and monitoring solutions aimed at the mid to large market. Ingram Micro North America will bring to market the entire portfolio of Nimsoft Monitoring Solutions under Ingram Micro Services Division's Seismic brand...

Go to web page...Go to article: Ingram Micro bolsters upmarket Seismic offerings with Nimsoft addition

Nimsoft Selected by Ingram Micro Seismic for Use in Larger, More Complex IT Infrastructures

CNN Money     

31 August, 2009
CNN Money

Nimsoft, the "Big 4" alternative for IT performance and availability monitoring solutions, today announced that Ingram Micro Inc. (NYSE: IM) will be featuring the Nimsoft Monitoring Solution (NMS) in its Seismic managed services offering, equipping medium and large VARs and MSPs with the robust monitoring capabilities they need to grow their businesses...

Go to web page...Go to article: Nimsoft Selected by Ingram Micro Seismic for Use in Larger, More Complex IT Infrastructures

Ingram Micro Strikes Alliance with Nimsoft

Business Solutions Magazine      

31 August, 2009
Business Solutions Magazine

Addressing channel partners’ need for a scalable, mid to large IT management and monitoring solution, Ingram Micro (NYSE: IM) has announced an alliance with Nimsoft, an emerging channel favorite and leading provider of next-generation performance and availability monitoring solutions. Under the new alliance, Ingram Micro North America will bring to market the entire portfolio of Nimsoft Monitoring Solution under Ingram Micro Services Division’s Seismic brand. The new performance and availability monitoring solution set will be called the Seismic Enterprise Monitoring powered by Nimsoft...

Go to web page...Go to article: Ingram Micro Strikes Alliance with Nimsoft

Ingram Micro Seismic, Nimsoft to Partner On Managed Services

MSPmentor     

Joe Panettieri
28 August, 2009
MSP Mentor

The Ingram Micro Seismic team on Aug. 31 is expected to announce plans to offer Nimsoft’s software to VARs and managed service providers targeting mid-market and large enterprises. But this isn’t just a “reseller” deal. Here are some early details plus some observations about the evolving Master MSP  and remote monitoring markets...

Go to web page...Go to article: Ingram Micro Seismic, Nimsoft to Partner On Managed Services

Ingram Adds Enterprise Managed Services With Nimsoft

ChannelWeb     

By Scott Campbell,
28 August, 2009
ChannelWeb

Ingram Micro (NYSE:IM) has signed a deal to sell Nimsoft's managing and monitoring solutions through the distributor's Seismic managed services portfolio. Nimsoft, based in Redwood City, Calif., is focused on midmarket and enterprise products and fills a hole in Seismic's portfolio in that regard, said Justin Crotty, vice president of services, North America, at Ingram Micro...

Go to web page...Go to article: Ingram Adds Enterprise Managed Services With Nimsoft

Nimsoft Selected by Ingram Micro Seismic for Use in Larger, More Complex IT Infrastructures

Virtualization Journal     

31 August, 2009
Virtualization Journal

Nimsoft, the "Big 4" alternative for IT performance and availability monitoring solutions, today announced that Ingram Micro Inc. (NYSE: IM) will be featuring the Nimsoft Monitoring Solution (NMS) in its Seismic managed services offering, equipping medium and large VARs and MSPs with the robust monitoring capabilities they need to grow their businesses...

Go to web page...Go to article: Nimsoft Selected by Ingram Micro Seismic for Use in Larger, More Complex IT Infrastructures

Managed Services Revenue: The Good (And the Bad)

MSPmentor     

Joe Panettieri
29 July, 2009
MSP Mentor

Take a look at recent financial data points from CA Inc., Nimsoft and Siemens Enterprise Communications Group (SEN Group). You’ll notice an emerging trend: It’s hip to disclose recurring revenue and managed services revenue information. The reason: Wall Street and financial watchers consider the recurring revenue model a sign of business stability. Plus, there’s a need to rise above the MSP industry noise, where the mainstream press and some of the high-tech press continue to foolishly hype managed services as recession proof. Here’s some perspective…

Go to web page...Go to article: Managed Services Revenue: The Good (And the Bad)

ISC Optimizes Managed Services and Operations with Nimsoft

ISC IT Solutions     

10 July 2009
Nimsoft & ISC IT Solutions

ISC is a highly accredited IT solution provider that offers a range of managed IT support services on a 24 x 7 basis.  These include user support, hosting in a custom-built data center, and monitoring and management from a dedicated network operations center (NOC).

The company’s management team realized that, in their effort to evolve and grow, they needed a monitoring solution that would offer greater efficiency and flexibility, so they could continue to expand and improve the services they provided.  To accomplish these objectives, the company’s IT leadership ultimately chose Nimsoft Monitoring Solution (NMS).

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Open Source Monitoring: 4 Key Questions You Need to Ask

MSPmentor     

Joe Panettieri
30 July, 2009
MSP Mentor

Perhaps more than any other single technology, monitoring is a key contributor in the way the MSP services its clients. Monitoring capabilities play a vital role in how proactively an MSP’s staff can manage the infrastructure, how effectively they can be kept apprised of issues, and how quickly they can respond in terms of identifying and rectifying issues. Further, monitoring can be an enabler or a hindrance for MSPs looking to add new services and serve new clients—and in whether these new services can be delivered profitably. Consequently, monitoring can play a key role in an MSP’s competitive position...

Go to web page...Go to article: Open Source Monitoring: 4 Key Questions You Need to Ask

Nimsoft Makes Acquisition

MSPmentor     

Joe Panettieri
18 May, 2009
MSP Mentor

A few weeks ago, Nimsoft CEO Gary Read told me that a new acquisition opportunity crossed his desk every day. Now, Read is pulling the trigger on a managed services-oriented deal that will give Nimsoft's monitoring software new network discovery, topology and root cause analysis capabilities...

Go to web page...Go to article: Nimsoft Makes Acquisition

Kudos to the MSPAlliance Education Committee

MSPAlliance     

By Ken Vanderweel (of Nimsoft)
15 May 2008
MSPAlliance

A bit late saying, but I wanted to share my positive impression of the MSPAlliance MSPWorld Conference held in Orlando two weeks ago.  The conference was well attended as usual and there was great knowledge exchange amongst the attendees...

Go to web page...Go to article: Kudos to the MSPAlliance Education Committee

Business Service Management (BSM): Ready for Resellers?

The VAR Guy     

By Joe Panettieri
11 May, 2009
The VAR Guy

For the second time in two weeks, business service management (BSM) is converging with resellers and managed service providers (MSPs). The latest example involves Zyrion Inc., a Sunnyvale, Calif.-based start-up that has landed on several “up-and-comer” media watch lists in recent months. Still, not all BSM software providers are making major channel moves. Here’s the scoop...

Go to web page...Go to article: Business Service Management (BSM): Ready for Resellers?

The MSP and the Whale: Landing Big Accounts That Feed Growth

MSPmentor     

By Ken Vanderweel (of Nimsoft)
30 April, 2009
MSP Mentor

At some point in their evolution, most mid-size MSPs will come to a critical juncture - one that will determine whether the future will be characterized by minimal growth and stagnancy, or by dramatic expansion. This juncture comes when the MSP looks to land a major, large account; one that can establish an entirely new level of validation and revenue...

Go to web page...Go to article: The MSP and the Whale: Landing Big Accounts That Feed Growth

Five Factors to Consider before Leaping into Infrastructure Clouds

Computer Technology Review     

By Mark Rivington (of Nimsoft)
30 April 2009
Computer Technology Review

While a lot is being written about cloud computing, it seems much of the coverage amounts to forecasting, star gazing, and outright dreaming. I’d argue that what’s needed now is a healthy dose of pragmatism...

Go to web page...Go to article: Five Factors to Consider before Leaping into Infrastructure Clouds

Cloud Resource Auto-Scaling at Work

ENKI     

April 2009
ENKI Consulting

Since announcing automatic allocation and scaling of cloud resources in January, ENKI has been selling and providing customers with the ability to have their applications monitored by our monitoring system, and automatically have additional resources added and removed from their virtual private data centers to conform to varying loads and to save them money...

Go to web page...Go to article: Cloud Resource Auto-Scaling at Work

Nimsoft Managed Services: Expanding Down Under (to Australia)

MSPmentor     

by Joe Panettieri
28 April 2009
MSPmentor

MSPmentor has been tracking Australia’s managed services market for about a year now. Overall, I suspect the Australia MSP opportunity is about one-tenth the size of the North American opportunity. But that’s still a big chunk of revenue up for grabs — which explains why Nimsoft is evangalizing a big managed services win in Australia...

Go to web page...Go to article: Nimsoft Managed Services: Expanding Down Under (to Australia)

Cloud Computing and the Fist of Innovation

CIO     

By Michael Hugos
22 April 2009
CIO.com

“The credit crunch and liquidity crisis will make the invisible hand of economics the visible fist of innovation.” This comment from a thoughtful colleague brought several loosely related ideas into much clearer alignment. It comes from Michael Bogovich, an international program manager at Abbott Laboratories...

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ServiceKey: Unlocking MSP Opportunities?

MSPmentor     

by John Moore
17 April 2009
MSP Mentor

ServiceKey, a master MSP, is attracting a growing partner base with a portfolio of services that aim to address some basic end-customer needs. The Norcross, Ga. company strictly follows a channel model, providing services that VARs, integrations, MSPs and other channel partners offer under their own brand...

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Opening the Door to New MSP Opportunities: New Total Infrastructure Management service…From ServiceKey

Service Key     

31 March 2009
Service Key

Managed Service Providers (MSPs) can now offer ServiceKey new Total Infrastructure Management services to clients. ServiceKey selected Nimsoft, the fastest growing systems management company, to power their new managed service offering.  MSPs can now offer new revenue-enhancing advanced monitoring services to their clients—delivered as a service hosted by ServiceKey...

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IT shops pick point management tools to cut staff, speed installs

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By Matt Stansberry
19 Mar 2009
SearchDataCenter.com

IT managers said they're turning to tools from companies such as SolarWinds and Nimsoft for what they don't offer: long implementation times, giant consulting engagements and features that admins won't use...

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10 Real Cost-Cutting Technologies For 2009

CRN ChannelWeb  

26 January, 2009
CRN ChannelWeb

It's no secret that customers are reluctant to part with their hard-earned cash during the economic downturn, but that doesn't mean IT sales will come to a standstill. Savvy solution providers will show that by spending a little now on the right technologies, customers will actually save down the road and gain a competitive edge over their rivals to boot...

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Nimsoft comes to Australia

ARN    

By Julia Talevski
23 January, 2009
ARN

US-based systems management provider, Nimsoft, aims to penetrate the Asia-Pacific region through establishing a presence in Sydney. The Australian office consists of two staff and will be headed up Nimsoft veteran and country manager, Sam Quinlan...

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Did Manage Services Or Executive Leadership Lift Eurodata’s Profits 21.5%?

MSPmentor  

By Joe Panettieri
9th January, 2009
MSP Mentor

More proof that the best managed service providers are holding up pretty well during the recession: Eurodata Systems PLC, a solutions provider in London, says managed services helped the company lift profits 21.5 percent (I assume that’s 2008 vs. 2007). The 120-person company says demand for its managed services grew 17% last year, and Eurodata expects the trend to accelerate in 2009...

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Rising demand for Managed Services leads to 21.5% growth in profits at Eurodata

Search by Headlines  

8th January, 2009
Search By Headlines

A surge in demand for Managed IT Services, created by organisations aiming to control technology costs without effecting service levels and reliability, has helped boost profits by 21.5% at award-winning IT solutions provider, Eurodata Systems. The company has seen demand for managed services and support grow by 17% during the current financial year and expect the trend to accelerate during 2009...

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Managed Service Providers Move Upstream

CRN ChannelWeb  

By Scott Campbell,
15 December, 2008
CRN ChannelWeb

More Managed Service Providers are taking their services offerings upstream and more experienced service providers are finding more success than newcomers, according to a study by Managed Service Provider platform vendor Nimsoft Inc. About 40 percent of the survey's respondents said their managed services sales to medium and large enterprises have resulted in revenue increases of more than 25 percent over the last 18 months...

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Service providers target the untapped SME green IT market

TMCnet.com  

By Rhonda Ascierto
13 November 2008
TMCnet.com

The first green IT certification program for managed service providers has been launched by industry standards group MSPAlliance, offering greater incentive to exploit the largely untapped green IT market among small and mid-sized enterprises. Given the size of the commercial opportunity, service providers are unlikely to be the only companies to benefit from the growing importance of green IT...

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Goldman Sachs Invests In Nimsoft, Managed Services

MSPmentor  

By Joe Panettieri
8 October 2008
Managed Service Provider Mentor

It's the ultimate sign of confidence in the managed services market. Amid the continuing economic turmoil and credit crunch, Goldman Sachs and several other firms have invested $12 million in Nimsoft – one of the software sector's fastest-growing companies and a key player in the managed services industry...

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Nimsoft Investment Validates Managed Services Model

eWeek Channel Insider  

By Pedro Pereira
8 Oct 2008
Channel Insider

Despite the global financial crisis, the software company completed a $12 million round of funding led by Goldman Sachs. Insiders say the deal erases any doubts that managed services is a fad...

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ConnectWise, Nimsoft Among Fastest-growing Software Companies

MSPmentor  

By Joe Panettieri
25 August 2008
Managed Service Provider Mentor

ConnectWise and Nimsoft, two prominent companies in the managed services market, rank among the United States’ fastest-growing privately held software companies, according to Inc. Magazine’s annual Inc. 5000 list...

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Firm snubs IBM, HP, CA and BMC, picks Nimsoft for network monitoring

SearchDataCenter.com  

By Mark Fontecchio
15 August 2008
SearchDataCenter.com

When John Melillo purchased IT performance monitoring software for his firm, he decided it was better to be a big fish in a small pond and chose software from Nimsoft, a 10-year-old performance and availability management vendor in Redwood City, Calif., that has about 700 customers...

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Managed Service Provider's Unix Opportunity Compels Platform Switch

ChannelWeb  

By Scott Campbell
July 11, 2008
ChannelWeb

The decision - not to mention the process - of changing a managed services platform can cause a Managed Service Provider to have a few sleepless nights. You have to worry about choosing the right vendor, retraining your sales and engineering staff, and migrating your customers over in a seamless fashion...

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Nimsoft: Small Acquisition, Big IT Management Aspirations

MSPmentor  

By Joe Panettieri
April 8, 2008
Managed Service Providermentor.com

How do you attract managed service providers and disrupt a traditional software market dominated by CA, BMC, Hewlett-Packard and IBM-Tivoli? For Nimsoft, the answer to that riddle involves organic growth coupled with acquisitions...

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Nimsoft CEO: No Sign Of A Slowdown Yet

MSPmentor  

By Joe Panettieri
April 1, 2008
Managed Service Providermentor.com

Managed service providers can breathe a collective sigh of relief. The first quarter ended yesterday, and Managed Service Provider platform providers generally sound upbeat about the industry’s health. One prime example: In his personal blog, Nimsoft CEO Gary Read says his company has had another strong quarter...

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With application performance software, the Revere Group verifies service levels

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By Megan Santosus
March 4, 2008
SearchServerVirtualization.com

While data center managers are seemingly enamored with the cost benefits and adaptive advantages of virtualization, not everyone is so comfortable with the technology. Many customers who rely on the Chicago-based company to host their Web applications aren't sold on the merits of virtualization...

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Nimsoft to Offer SAAS and More New Programs for Partners

eWeek Channel Insider  

By Jessica Davis
31 Jan 2008
Channel Insider

Managed services platform provider Nimsoft is in the process of developing a software-as-aservice offering for its service provider partners to offer to their customers. The plans were among a handful for the Redwood City, Calif., company in 2008 that CEO Gary Read recently shared in an interview with Channel Insider...

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Nimsoft Financials Reinforce Managed Services Optimism

MSPmentor  

By Joe Panettieri
28 Jan 2008
Managed Service Providermentor.com

I still maintain that no tech sector is immune to an economic slowdown. But even the biggest bears have to admit the bull run continues for the managed services sector. The latest example: Nimsoft's 2007 revenue hit $29.4 million, up 77 percent from 2006...

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Nimsoft Intros Next-Gen Monitoring Dashboard

eWeek Channel Insider  

By Jessica Davis
January 3, 2008
eWeek Channel Insider

The IT monitoring technology vendor and managed services company is getting set to release its next generation. On the heels of its recent announcement of a new online portal to drive IT service management, Nimsoft is expected to soon announce a similar offering for the Managed Service Provider side of its customer base...

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Good service could net European Managed Service Providers a slice of a €6.2 billion market

European Reseller  

By Gary Read
October 2007
European Reseller

Is it possible to place a figure on good service? How about €6.2 billion? This is the value that the European managed services market is expected to be worth by 2011. The forecast by the Broad Group is based on the first assessment of service offerings in the sector and the strategies of new market entrants...

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VMware Service-Level Monitoring Tool Targets Managed Service Providers

CRN  

By Shelley Solheim
June 2007
CRN

Service-level monitoring software provider Nimsoft, a vendor that has gained favor among several large Managed Service Providers, this week added support to its software for VMware virtualization environments...

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Podcast: Managed Services Futures

eWeek channel Insider  

Hosted by Mike Vizard
May 2007
eWeek Channel Insider

In this Changing Channels, Mike Vizard talks to Nimsoft CEO Gary Read and FusionStorm CTO Vince Conroy about the future of managed services and the relationship between partners in the channel.

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Channel poised to land a share of Managed Service Provider market

CRN UK - Channelweb.co.uk  

By Sara Driscoll
30 Apr 2007
CRN UK - Channelweb.co.uk

Channel players are set to take a slice of the €6.3bn managed services provider market (Managed Service Provider), according to software vendor Nimsoft. Gary Read, chief executive at the firm, which is holding Managed Service Provider best practice seminars in the UK and US in May to educate Managed Service Providers, said that many resellers are already moving into this market sector...

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Nimsoft adds agentless monitoring, multi-tenant architecture to SLM arsenal

The 451 Group  

By Dennis Callaghan
16 Feb 2007
The451 Group - Market Insight Service

Coming off a very successful 2006, Nimsoft isn't wasting much time adding new features to its software. No Touch Nimsoft creates another entry point for a company that has worked hard to make its software accessible to customers of all sizes, while Multi-Tenant Nimsoft gives the company some new beneficial features for its increasingly important Managed Service Provider channel...

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"As Casual Male evolves its IT service delivery platforms, we need a solution that will grow with us. We initially selected Nimsoft because of its robust and easy-to-deploy support of our virtualized VMware infrastructure."

Now as we consider new applications and services, we have to look at outsourced options such as SaaS and cloud, and it's great to know that with the Nimsoft Unified Monitoring strategy, IT can enable these choices for the business without any new investment in monitoring products"

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