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BlueStripe and Triad Team for ASM Solution   October 27, 2009 1:04PM News as reported by the company: BlueStripe Software, Triad Technology Partners Team Up to Bring Application Service Management to Federal Customers   Related Topics BlueStripe Software Enterprise Software ASM Cloud Computing Triad Technology Latest News Plasma-TV Ban Could Be Costly Barnes & Noble Nook Is Delayed Flat PC Shipments Hurt Dell's Stock Ballmer Says Windows 7 Sales Good New Pogoplug 'Cloud' Gets Social RTP, N.C., Oct. 27 -- BlueStripe Software, the leader in Application Service Management (ASM), announced a partnership with Triad Technology Partners, a leading reseller of enterprise technology to the public sector. Under the terms of the agreement, Triad will resell FactFinder, the only ASM solution that enables service delivery, IT operations and application support teams to manage application system performance and troubleshoot system components across any application environment: physical, virtual or cloud . Combined with Triad's expertise working with federal agencies, FactFinder will help improve government IT operations to more quickly identify the causes of slow applications by allowing them to see the application service requests and responses that pass across heterogeneous server and operating system environments. "We continue to see customers from all sectors struggling to understand what comprises their critical applications, what resources those applications rely on, and how they perform across different infrastructures," said Chris Neal, CEO and co-founder of BlueStripe Software. "Triad Technology Partners understands the IT needs of federal agencies and can deliver a powerful new technology in the form of FactFinder, using BlueStripe's solution to analyze the application service levels that Triad's customers need to support business goals." "We focus on bringing innovative solutions and technologies to the federal marketplace and know the application service management features BlueStripe has in FactFinder make it an excellent fit for our customers," said Tim Hohman, Triad's CEO. "BlueStripe has delivered a solution to a challenge felt by system and IT operations professionals for years: how to best analyze applications running on disparate components. This ability will be a huge breakthrough for our government customers." About Triad Technology Partners Triad Technology Partners is a privately-held business headquartered in Bethesda, Maryland. For more information about Triad Technology Partners' innovative government technology solutions, please visit www.triadtechpartners.com. About BlueStripe Software BlueStripe Software provides the only Application Service Management (ASM) solution that gives IT Organizations the visibility into exactly what IT components make up important business applications, where the application service requests go in those systems, exactly where requests are spending time and why. BlueStripe's flagship product, FactFinder, provides 24x7 application monitoring and problem management for important production applications across any application architecture, across any server platform: physical, virtual or cloud. For additional information, please visit http://bluestripe.com   Advertisement  Press Releases 1.   TreeHouse Enhances Marketing View 2.   Nexsan Boosts SATABeast Capacity 3.   LiveTime Releases Virtualization 4.   You Can Never Be Too Rich or Too Thin 5.   Conversion Marketing Service Debuts

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