cPacket to Extend Presence in UK, European Markets

By Carolyn J Dawson, TMCnet Contributor

cPacket (News - Alert) recently confirmed its plans to extend its presence in the U.K. and European markets as part its development plan for 2013-2014. Network traffic tracking and data centre performance management are significantly simplified with the solutions from cPacket.

cPacket’s customers comprise of the world’s major data centres, service providers, financial institutions, exchanges and government organizations. Customers have leveraged cPacket’s solutions for achieving a true insight into the performance of contemporary networks.

cPacket now aims to penetrate the U.K. and European markets by leveraging its esteemed customers like the London and German stock exchanges and several European blue chip organizations. These customers will present an important, novel opportunity to cPacket for continued development.

In a statement, Rony Kay, founder and CEO of cPacket, said, “Unfortunately, in today’s environment, network operators spend the vast majority of their time trying to locate relevant information. Instead, it would be more efficient to invest that time analyzing and solving actual problems. Our technology eliminates the bottlenecks caused by legacy monitoring architecture and allows IT managers to find and act upon network problems before user experiences are negatively impacted.”

According to Kay, network professionals have already invested time and effort in storing great quantities of traffic on disk. The post-process of data for analyzing the network performance and applications issues is expensive and not scalable for the gigantic amounts of traffic in current network environment. cPacket aims to assist network professionals to surgically search and locate what they require instantaneously.

 Kay said, “London is a vibrant and thriving business hub and, given the success we have had across North America and the high concentration of finance, advance technology and multinational corporations in the capital, greater investment in the UK market is the obvious solution to our European ambitions. Our existing work in the region across a number of sectors will stand us in good stead and we believe that there is a significant need in the market, with organizations struggling to understand and optimize their increasingly busy and complicated networks. Our technology will allow IT managers to keep pace with the increasing complexity, volume and speed of network traffic in virtualized data centre and cloud application delivery environments.”

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