You've got a large
data center, complex technology, growing business demands, changing needs,
shrinking budget, limited staff. What do you do with that? We suggest you
simplify. Get ahead of the curve. Be proactive. Know the answers before the
questions even get asked. (That is cool.) TeamQuest can help you simplify
performance and capacity planning issues. It's all we do. Everyday. We offer a
software suite to help you: Consolidate servers Manage service levels Predict
capacity requirements Accurately provision Plan system expansion Identify
underutilized resources Detect bottlenecks Think capacity planning. Yes, of
course our software can help you monitor systems, maximize uptime, locate
bottlenecks, report to management, etc. But we build on that and go the next
step to capacity planning - where modeling brings big payoffs and adds a whole
new dimension to performance management. And we're one of the only vendors to
provide it. (Many say they do, but when you get down to it...well, just remember
trending is different from modeling.) Simplify, from monitoring to modeling. So
that's one way we're different - we offer capacity planning and we do it very
well. Another way we're different is that we're easy to use. Yes, yes.
Everybody says this. But, we really are: Our software installs on a single
server in 15 minutes and on 100 within two days. It's plug and play, providing
help immediately upon installation It consumes only 0.5%-2.0% in overhead.
(That's extremely low compared to competing products.) It's highly
customizable and offers a wide range of reports right out of the box. From
monitoring to modeling, our software helps solve problems, not contribute to
them. For instance, we know that capacity planning has a reputation of being
difficult - often too difficult - for just any IT department to tackle. So
we've taken all those complexities and simplified them. We have customers that
crank out several models in mere hours. And those models are accurate. We have a
customer who is compensated based on how closely his predictions (his models)
match reality. That's confidence.