Business partners

NetFuel, Inc. is a leading provider of autonomic automation for trading systems and mission critical bank applications worldwide. NetFuel's PlexOS System enables customers to monitor, configure and optimize the performance and efficiency of applications without human intervention. PlexOS supports IBM’s efforts in Common Base Event (CBE) and IBM Integrated Solutions Console. There are four key objectives in which NetFuel’s PlexOS plays a role:

• Support IBM Tivoli® as a single pane of glass in the data center.
• Reduce complexity and remove redundant software in data centers.
• Reinforce compliance with Six Sigma, Sarbanes-Oxley and SLA reporting needs.
• Map infrastructure costs to line-of-business revenue to more carefully allocate expense structure and determine best use of capital.

“NetFuel is pleased to be working with IBM to bring to our customers the benefits of autonomic computing. PlexOS fills gaps in data center monitoring, management and automation reinforcing IBM's position as a 'Single pane of glass' solution."
-Jim Harlow, co-founder/CTO, NetFuel

Most financial institutions have created a number of high-performance, mission-critical systems requiring specialized instrumentation and talent to maximize the effectiveness. NetFuel’s technology plays a very important, key role in the successful, smooth, uninterrupted operation of these systems.
These high-performance, mission-critical, systems are constantly evolving--many times faster than many large vendors can keep up with. NetFuel’s patent-pending innovations afford institutions rapid adaptation to changing business conditions and higher resolution views of these systems than general-purpose offerings readily offer.
PlexOS offers, among other things:

• Better access to computer systems and data, within and between companies, via Internet technologies. High resolution transparency.
• Integrated business processes for easier information sharing among employees and business partners. Multi-vendor complexity is overcome.
• Quicker, autonomic, response times helping companies react "on demand" to business changes. Fixing things before they break.