Compuware Corporation has released its integrated application performance management (APM) solution, the Compuware APM platform. The Compuware APM Spring 2012 Platform Release introduces a new generation of APM with four industry-first innovations across its dynaTrace and Gomez product brands that help customers optimize the performance and value of their business-critical applications. This new release represents the next phase in Compuware’s unified APM strategy. It is claimed to be the first release of the new Compuware APM brand with Gomez and dynaTrace as major sub brands within it.
Mary Johnston Turner, Research VP, Enterprise System Management Software, IDC said, "Application performance management is becoming a top priority for more and more IT organizations as applications become more distributed, mobile and dynamic. More than ever, IT leaders are challenged to maintain end user service levels and to proactively detect and remediate problems before they impact the business. Compuware’s announced product release in the areas of mobile, cloud, big data and streaming APM address top priority pain points facing many IT teams today.”
John Van Siclen, GM, APM Business unit, Compuware said, “The application landscape is changing rapidly with new native mobile applications, an exploding number of cloud services, elastic cloud infrastructures and a growing business drive to bring more application functionality to market faster. A new generation application management system that goes well beyond traditional data center monitoring is required. This release addresses these new requirements while at the same time simplifying and automating away the APM complexity of the past. The Compuware APM platform is easily integrated into any existing IT environment with significant value received in literally minutes. Because of its modular design with SaaS and enterprise options, this new platform fits a very wide market from the largest enterprise to SMB/SME customers who--until now--considered APM systems such as this simply out of their reach.”
