Correlata Solutions Ltd.: Securing IT Infrastructure Operations and Quality of Service with Proactive Analytics

A flurry of technological developments like convergence computing, cloud services and agile solutions are fueling the IT infrastructure today to bring in greater levels of efficiency and flexibility. Ironically, these very advancements are also acting as a catalyst to augment complexities, security issues, data resiliency and redundancy in the IT infrastructure deployment and operations domain. The lack of cross-domain visibility and partial information continues to plague the IT infrastructure making it vulnerable to risks of service availability and data loss. “Considering these challenges, CIOs look for solutions that can predict which operations and infrastructure issues may impact the business in the future, rather than solving them once the loss has incurred,” begins Ofer Laksman, Co-Founder and CEO, Correlata. This requires a new set of tools based on advanced analytics capabilities of the infrastructure, reviewing and inspecting resource allocation, aligning the provision of IT resources to the right environments/applications, meeting strict SLA’s and mitigating risks. Israel and New York based Correlata steps in to meet these requirements by using a unique data-fusion analytic concept (patent pending), and providing a new level of management insights and visibility on ALL data center operations, across ALL systems, platforms, and applications.

Correlata identifies “black holes” in the IT setup by governing all aspects of IT operations with a single-pane approach, maximizing infrastructure utilization, improving IT efficiency and quality of service.

To put it succinctly, “Correlata focuses on a proactive approach and assists in managing problems with ticketing, notification and remediation and alerting on IT infrastructure issues that should be fixed to prevent the business from suffering an IT infrastructure failure,” says Laksman.

Tracing back to 2009, the co-founders of Correlata—former Israel Airforce Servicemen—spurred an idea from HUD (head-up display) used in airplanes. They developed an HUD for the CIOs to project data from different IT domains onto a single pane, to correlate and generate valuable insights. Correlata—offers full visibility and transparency right from the data center floor to the boardroom. Correlata’s Platform enables the highest level of visibility into the IT infrastructure with its ability to cross-silo and correlate hard-to-reach critical IT information from the entire data center infrastructure.