7SIGNAL’s investment in Linux development provides customers with 100% visibility into IGEL OS-powered endpoints and empowers IT leaders with the data to optimize user experience across application environments and align technology KPIs to business metrics.
7SIGNAL®, the leader in enterprise wireless experience monitoring, today announced the general availability of Mobile Eye® for the Linux-based IGEL OS at the Virtual Wi-Fi World Congress 2020. The newest release of Mobile Eye addresses the need for visibility into and control over Wi-Fi connectivity behavior with strategic end points including PCs, laptops, tablets, thin clients, and other x86-64 devices.
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“The addition of the IGEL OS Linux agent for Mobile Eye expands our reach into the extended enterprise, healthcare, manufacturing, insurance and financial industries where reliable connectivity matters most,” said Simon Renouf, VP of Product at 7SIGNAL. “Through this partnership with IGEL, we provide our joint customers with the visibility and control they need to ensure critical wireless connections with end points stay strong while reducing downtime related costs.”
The IGEL OS agent for Mobile Eye was developed through 7SIGNAL’s participation in the IGEL Ready partner program, an ecosystem of cutting-edge solutions that have been verified for use with IGEL OS. “In the face of today’s new remote-work era, wireless connectivity and mobility has never been more important,” said Simon Clephan, Vice President Business Development and Strategic Alliances, IGEL. “We are excited to have 7SIGNAL as an activated partner in the IGEL Ready program as they work to give customers across our critical vertical industries the connectivity they need to optimize user experience and productivity. By joining our growing network of more than 100 IGEL Ready partners, 7SIGNAL is part of a new validation movement in the end user computing industry.”
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Mobile Eye uses patented technology to scan the Wi-Fi network for connection problems that impact the digital experience and productivity of end users that are missed by traditional controller-based monitoring solutions.
