Eqalis News

 

 

02/09/2008 Eqalis announce partnership with splunk.

Eqalis have teamed up with splunk to provide instant log and data search capabilities. Splunk can eliminate hours of manual analysis per ticket." Read more

 

27/08/2008 Eqalis offer a new set of services.

A new agreement alows us to extend the services we offer our customers. We now provide VoIP Pre-Deployment, Best Practice and Policy Assessments, Inventory, VTM and Topology reports along with our scripting, training and advisory services. Read the newsletter or See our Services

 

08/08/2008 Eqalis partner with Kace.

The partnership with Kace allows us to provide high quality automation tools in the server and desktop arena. "Kace fit well with our ethos with multi-platform support, automation tools, software and patch management" Read more

 

02/07/2008 Why NCCM is more important than ever.

Dennis Drogseth of Network World says "NCCM is more strategic . and an ultimately richer and more empowering investment" Read more

 

26/05/2008 Eqalis sell Netcordia's NetMRI to major global asset management company.

Eqalis have provided a global solution based around the NetMRI, including hardware, services and training. This will allow them to better control their network and comply with current and future audit requirements.

 

19/05/08 Gartner says automation key to cost cutting.

According to Robert Brown, research vice president at Gartner, the true mechanism that will drop costs will be the increased use of automation technology to complete human-intensive tasks. Find out more

 

26/05/2008 IT governance best practices are critical for business success.

NetworkWorld identify IT governance, risk and compliance as major factors in improving business results Find out more

 

17/06/2008 Netcordia Satisfies the Call for NCCM with a New "Bill of Health"

Business Wire reports on NetMRI 2.4 reporting it tackles the biggest challenges of NCCM Read More

 

24/10/2007 UK cost of network downtime.

Computer weekly reports Fourteen percent of UK businesses lose 3 or more hours a week due to network downtime. This can cost £21,000 per hour in large corporate's. Read More