Application Health Tracker

Unique product for managing and tracking the asset health of all application in the landscape.

Problem...

Tracking progress for application at risk.

Does your organisation have a mechanism to track all applications, their current support status and demonstrate when the remedial actions should be taken and tracking progress for application at risk?

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Security vulnerabilities:

Outdated and unsupported application versions carry significant security vulnerabilities and is prone to potential exploitation by hackers and other unauthorised people.

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Software incompatibility:

Running an IT estate with the unsupported and outdated application can result in significant overheads for maintaining application compatibility. Often companies need to customise the software to support outdated applications.

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Compliance issues:

Regulated and external facing organisations can be at significant risks when running outdated/unsupported application. In addition to reputational damage during breaches, an organisation could face hefty fines, company shutdowns, or possible jail time in extreme cases.

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High operating costs:

The costs of maintaining and supporting any unsupported software is usually very steep. Besides, organisation are forced to modify the latest software to make them downward compatible thus increasing overheads and support costs across all applications in the IT estate.

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Poor performance and reliability:

Unsupported and outdated application are easily susceptible to regularly breaking down or system outages. These outages alone could be more costly over time by regular disruption to core IT / business operations.

Solution…

How does Application Health Tracker (AHT) Helps Organisations?

Application Health Tracker (AHT) is a unique product for managing and tracking the asset health of all application in the landscape. It is simple, intuitive and training less product which offers a robust application to track application stacks (e.g. software, database, operating system etc) throughout their life cycle.

Application Health Tracker (AHT) tracks individual applications in the organisation for key events such as mainstream support end, extended support end and the end of life, and alert the relevant stakeholders at the right moment to undertake remedial actions. The tracking feature is not limited to the applications sold by renounced software vendors, in house developed applications can be tracked as organisations can easily maintain the master data on their own.

Besides, AHT can help in tracking the instances of the applications such as sandbox, development, quality, pre-production and production instances. AHT has a user-friendly dashboard that summarises and simplified to understand the application and their support related risk instantly anywhere and anytime.

The Product…

Application Health Tracker’s Key Features:

Application Tracking

Track both in house and third-party applications installed in your landscape with well-defined dates for various support statues

Instance Tracking

Tracking all the instances of a particular application in one place for better visibility and avoid regret costs

Entity Separation

Ability to maintain applications at entity level (i.e. various companies in a group) for better internal segregation

In-house Apps

Ability to maintain organisation master data for application developed in-house

Inbuilt Dashboard

Inbuilt dashboards to show the application risk summary, a detailed risk trend chart to identify key issues in advance and heat map for more detailed risk analysis

Report Generation

Report all the data maintained and prepare recommendation report with your additional analysis and email it for wider distribution

Supportability Tracking

Track the critical support end dates against each application and highlight their risks instantly

Automated Alerts

Automated priority alerting inbuilt into the platform proactive notifies key account holders when application near support end dates

Master Data

Most commonly used applications, databases and operating systems are included and regularly updated for the organisations to use.