Recently Insentra was awarded a Global Innovation Award from LoginVSI for our Experience Monitoring Service. What indeed is that service?
What does efficiency mean to your business? Does it mean advanced technology? Or maybe it means cost effective solutions? Maybe it’s just how fast your staff move through their day to day tasks.
Regardless of your definition, efficiency can be the defining factor between a successful business and a mediocre one. Here at Insentra, we have a trick up our sleeve that combines all three of these definitions to give you one service that’s not only efficient and productive, but also gives you greater visibility in your user environment.
At this point, you might be getting bored and thinking ‘why do I need another service that’s going to make all these promises but never deliver?’ or ‘this is just another push to get my company’s money’. Think again.
Experience Monitoring Service (EMS) uses a combination of leading technologies and designed to provide maximum productivity, visibility and efficiency to your virtual environments by systematically running workloads throughout the day. Inefficient systems tend to have a knock-on effect of less productive staff. An extra minute to load an application gives staff an excuse for extra breaks. EMS ensures all your systems load quickly and efficiently, allowing your employees to spend greater time actually using the systems.
Ever wondered what your users are doing? This service also allows you to monitor how productive your users are by providing visibility of the applications they run and how long they spend in each one.
VDI environments take their greatest load first thing in the morning when staff log in. EMS provides the ability to automatically schedule and perform load tests every morning, alerting on any issues identified, thus providing you the confidence that the environment is ready for the day ahead.
Get in contact with Insentra today to discuss why your business needs EMS. Still unsure how EMS works? Check out the 90 second video below.
