ExtraHop and Kedron join forces

ExtraHop has announced a partnership with Kedron UK, a leading network and application performance management consultancy. Kedron helps organisations increase visibility and control across network and application infrastructure by combining leading technology, knowledge and services. Kedron customers include Vodafone, William Hill, Hertfordshire County Council, Barratt Developments and Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue.

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“At Kedron, we pride ourselves on offering a vendor-agnostic approach to application and network performance management,” says Justin Pounds, business development director at Kedron. “The ExtraHop wire data analytics platform offers an innovative approach to help our customers gain more visibility across complex, hybrid environments without the limitations of on-device agents. With wire data from ExtraHop, we can offer our customers a much greater degree of control over IT operations.”

Kedron plans to extend ExtraHop to its SAS (Service Assurance Specialists) service. The SAS service connects clients with on-site field engineers, at very short notice, to help with network and application performance challenges, migrating or consolidating datacentres, or introducing new applications.

“Highly regarded network and application performance specialists such as Kedron UK are a valuable part of our partner community, bringing with them a great deal of industry knowledge and experience solving some of the most challenging IT issues,” says Colin Pittham, VP of Sales for EMEA for ExtraHop. “We welcome them into our partner programme and look forward to working closely to deliver the value of ExtraHop to a wider set of customers.”

ExtraHop and Kedron join forces

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