Sensirion, a leading manufacturer of high-quality sensors and sensor solutions, was facing the challenge of monitoring information from multiple different sources due to the rapid speed of digitalization. The company had infrastructure across multiple sites and customers around the globe across multiple different time zones, making unifying Sensirion’s monitoring capabilities a complex task. The company was using a static legacy product with no auto-discovery and dependency recognition capabilities. Sensirion needed an enterprise IT platform that could help solve these problems with automation and built-in logic.

GCISD, a technology-forward district in Grapevine, Texas, with around 14,000 students and 1,800 staff, faced the challenge of managing an average of 40,000 devices online at any given time. The district had a 1:1 device policy and a BYOD policy, which led to the need for a secure observability platform that could provide best-in-class network monitoring, support all the technology systems they used every day, and offer robust alerting and forecasting systems to solve problems before they impacted teachers and students. Prior to using LogicMonitor, the district used several tools for monitoring networks and pulling logs, which was time-consuming and inefficient.

Abrigo is a financial technology firm that provides software solutions to financial institutions in the financial crimes and credit and lending space. They offer their customers a robust product set, including hosting critical websites in their data centers. Operating in the financial technology space, Abrigo has seen the need to provide and support software through constant evolution and innovation to meet regulatory demands, especially as they grow to support larger financial institutions. When beginning the search for a unified observability and monitoring platform, Abrigo wanted to eliminate tool sprawl and reduce alert fatigue by finding a single solution that could help them improve uptime and customer experience while monitoring their diverse internal and customer infrastructures through a single pane of glass. Security was a top concern, as well as avoiding vendor lock-in. They needed a platform that would improve key metrics while providing more resilience and automation.