The Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) Model | AccelOps
 

The Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) Model

AccelOps provides a flexible means to evaluate, deploy, integrate and scale out datacenter monitoring and management.

Take advantage of our subscription-based SaaS (Software-as-a-Service) model, providing low total cost of ownership, nominal capital expenditure, and pay-per-use capacity features perfect for small to medium enterprises.

SaaS Key Features

  • Metered IT datacenter service management with no capital expenditure, uninterrupted pay-as-you-use operation
  • Flexible subscription licensing with the ability to upgrade at any time
  • 7x24x365 availability and online capacity negating internal maintenance costs
  • 99.5% SLA: fully redundant AccelOps service infrastructure
  • Local client storage for off-line running capacity
  • Enterprise-grade storage with built-in snapshot support for data recovery
  • Multi-tenancy for data segregation and compartmentalization
  • SAS-70 Type II certified datacenter for physical security and operational control
  • Hardened perimeter security: FW, IPS and security monitoring services
  • Session encryption; end user to applications, and remote sites to datacenter
  • Round the clock monitoring leveraging our own AccelOps solution

You Monitor, Manage, and Improve your IT Service Responsiveness
We’ll Monitor, Maintain, and Improve AccelOps

AccelOps SaaS delivers local operational data capture with as-needed scale and availability for IT service management results. An annual subscription covers operational data analysis, online retention, updates, online and phone support, as well as continuous service monitoring.

No Capital Expenditure, Pay-as-You-Use, Scale-as-Needed

Remove the capital expenditure and administrative burdens from the purchase equation. AccelOps’ convenient subscription licensing allows you to select the performance capacity you need today and upgrade the subscription capacity at any time.

AccelOps gives you the flexibility and security to choose SaaS, the virtual appliance, or both. Start with SaaS then bring in house — or go hybrid to extend your coverage with multi-tenant capabilities.