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In the logistics/transportation sector
system monitoring
In short, the logistics sector can be defined as "the process of managing supply chain processes."
If we examine the definition of logistics, it includes the recording of all kinds of products, services, and information. Logistics companies need information systems to meet the ever-increasing demands of their customers and to manage the supply chain minute by minute.
This definition encompasses a wide range of IT components, from SAP and virtualization to supply chain management applications, web services, and cloud services, all of which are heavily used in the industry. IT monitoring solutions are vital for the seamless and high-performance operation of this entire structure.
Areas of Application
It is an extremely convenient solution for monitoring headquarters and branch/warehouse structures, as well as the network structure, from a single screen.
It can monitor Windows, Linux, and UNIX systems without any problems.
Understanding what's happening on remote server systems is ideal for quickly resolving problems by executing commands when necessary.
Virtualization and hybrid cloud computing are successful solutions for monitoring microservices.
Live maps allow you to view all your problematic components on maps, either nationwide or by neighborhood.
Our practices in the sector
We monitor the performance and health of the HANA environment by integrating with SAP Hana.
We monitor the health of Active Directory replications in remote locations such as warehouses, regional offices, and remote offices.
We monitor the status of Access Points and other service-affecting network devices in locations such as warehouses and shipping areas.
We ensure the performance and health of web services that share data with all partners in the supply chain using JSON-based controls.
We monitor backups performed remotely using applications like Veeam.
We can show branch problems live on Google Maps.
From IT-focused topologies to business-focused impact maps, we provide views that can show where the problem begins.
We use protocols like SpanningTree to track changes in the network topology, including added and removed devices, and report them to you.
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