A new solution designed to assist IT managers in troubleshooting their neworks draws upon the technologies employed by consumer applications like Google, Flickr, Wikipedia and NetFlix. Klir Analytics 3.0 employs tags, user ratings, commenting and Asynchronous JavaScript (AJAX) to provide a personalized and intuitive point-and-click IT management solution serves as a Wikipedia of sorts.
The Seattle-based company offers a hosted solution for monitoring, analyzing and reporting on applications, bandwidth, networks and infrastructure. The new Wiki-based solution represents the next generation of IT management delivered through software as a service (SaaS) business model.
The solution will allow IT professionals to publish, share and selectively apply the expertise of the user base to their IT systems. Smaller IT departments can now leverage the depth of resources and experience offered by vendors, service providers and IT professionals from other companies.
The SaaS delivery model that Klir Analytics 3.0 utilizes ensures a rapidly deployable, cost-effective solution that provides enterprise-class reliability, security and functionality. By delivering instant insight into performance and utilization across the enterprise, Klir Analytics empowers companies to optimize their IT infrastructure.
Klir executives say that no one is doing anything like this at the moment. It is an entirely new consumer type user-interface and will bring together community best practices and industry content into the platform.
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