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Overview: Dartware, LLC is a privately held software development firm focused on proactive network management solutions that help maximize uptime. Products include:
InterMapper®, Dartware's flagship network monitoring and alerting product, allows network managers to map their networks for easy access to real-time status reports and problem alerts.
InterMapper RemoteAccess™ enables IT groups to manage the InterMapper server and keep tabs on network health from home or satellite office locations.
InterMapper Wireless Probe Pack includes monitoring for smartBridges, Canopy, Orthogon, Proxim, Tranzeo, and many other brands of wireless gear.
Dartware was founded — and its products developed — by IT managers. The group's intimate understanding of network management challenges continues to differentiate Dartware's technology. Dartware routinely uses customer feedback to enhance technology. Ease of use is a constant imperative.
InterMapper has been licensed to over 3,000 organizations around the world including financial, educational, healthcare, manufacturing, retail, and government organizations.
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Solutions offered by Dartware, LLC.
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InterMapper Network Performance Monitoring by Dartware, LLC.
See your network like never before. InterMapper network monitoring software makes it easy with maps, reports, and charts that locate network performance problems and provide underlying data; speeding problem diagnosis and resolution. With InterMapper, you'll stay proactive, and fix your network before end-users notice a thing.
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Research offered by Dartware, LLC
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Your Network Monitoring Investment: The Search for Returns by Dartware, LLC. July 2007 - Data networks are fragile. Yet companies are completely reliant on these networks. Depending on organization type and goals, ROI for network monitoring might be realized in five minutes or five months. This paper describes several ways to quantify returns from network monitoring, and how to compare the returns to the costs of achieving them.
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