WELLESLEY, MA May 31, 2005 - DYS Analytics, Inc., a leader in application performance management for messaging and collaboration applications, announced Email CONTROL! for Microsoft Exchange. This new product helps IT staffs diagnose, localize and troubleshoot Exchange performance issues by uniquely combining real-time probing and message reporting with historical transaction analysis - providing a comprehensive view of Exchange activity.
Based on the DYS award-winning CONTROL! technology, Email CONTROL! provides operational insight to accelerate problem resolution, cleanup servers and assess which users are misusing the system. The product's detailed analyses can also help IT staffs speed migrations to Exchange 2003 and validate server consolidations. Email CONTROL! will be available in late June and sold directly by DYS Analytics.
Microsoft Exchange is a critical platform that needs to smoothly operate 24x7. When Exchange has a problem, everyone knows, and many revenue-generating tasks are halted or significantly slowed. While network management products address OS, hardware, network and Exchange server issues such as message queue length and CPU utilization, no products to date track and examine individual messages and create/track synthetic activities in a comprehensive yet flexible way.
Email CONTROL! diagnoses email infrastructure issues by providing insight on system use and performance. Reports, synthetic transactions and rapid querying facilities provide summary and detailed performance and activity views. This information is presented in graphical or tabular reports that can be printed, viewed or exported from the comfort of the user's desktop.
With Email CONTROL!, IT help desk and messaging staff can:
"User-Centered, Affordable and Insightful"
"We use Exchange almost exclusively to convey essential classroom and college information between our network of over 3,000 faculty, staff and student email users. Operating with less than peak Exchange performance simply isn't an option," said David Vigneau, Network Services Manager at Saint Anselm College, an undergraduate liberal arts college outside Manchester NH that ranked among the best US colleges by the Princeton Review.
"Email CONTROL! helps us quickly and accurately answer faculty questions on a student's email use, the health of our servers including the real-time status of sent email, and the extent of cleanup opportunities. The product allows us to us spot abandoned mailboxes, users who may be potentially abusing email and whether a student's mailbox quota should be changed given their email usage. It's also very intuitive and simple to learn how to use. We scoured the market to find an Exchange management solution that fit our needs and budget. It had to be user-centered, affordable, fast performing and insightful. No other product we examined matched our needs."
"IT groups are struggling to manage email resource consumption as the size and daily volume of inbound messages continues to skyrocket," said Matt Cain, vice president, high performance workplace service, at Gartner. "Email management solutions for Exchange that speed problem identification and resolution will find great receptivity in the market today."
Components in Email CONTROL!:
Email CONTROL! is composed of two critical components:
Email CONTROL! has modest hardware and software requirements, is available for web download and evaluation, supports auto update over the web and is easily installed on typical desktop-class PCs. No complex databases or server-resident agents are required.
"DYS has gained a wealth of Microsoft Exchange experience since the debut of our enterprise-class Exchange versions of our CONTROL! products over two years ago," said Andrew Wolff, vice president of products, DYS Analytics. "Mid-tier organizations using Microsoft Exchange have a critical need for fast, easy visibility into email usage and real-time discovery of email issues. DYS' Email CONTROL! gives IT staffs insight that they can't gain with any other product through our unique combination of real-time and historical analyses as well as ability to generate and track a variety of synthetic transactions."
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