WILMINGTON, Del.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–SevOne, the leader of scalable performance monitoring solutions to the world’s most connected companies, today announced it has acquired RapidEngines, a leading ...

BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--SevOne, a leading provider of network and infrastructure management solutions, today unveiled the SevOne Data Platform. This new, flexible cloud-native platform powers ...

Most people don’t think about the complex technology that allows them to check their email, schedule an Uber ride or watch the latest episode of Game of Thrones on the go. But the companies that ...

BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--SevOne, a leading provider of network and infrastructure management solutions, today announced that it has named Paul Ciesielski as Chief Revenue Officer. In this position, he ...

Performance monitoring company SevOne today launched its first cloud-based platform to help organizations maintain visibility over cloud-centric technologies like network functions virtualization (NFV ...

SevOne, creator of market leading IT infrastructure management solutions, today announced that it closed 2012 with its 6th consecutive year of record financial results. The company’s results were ...

Wilmington-based digital infrastructure monitoring company SevOne just reeled in $50 million in Series C funding from Boston-based venture capital firms, including Westfield Capital Management and ...

Software analytics company SevOne announced today that it has collaborated with Google, allowing organizations to combine SevOne’s performance monitoring platform with Google Cloud. SevOne’s ...

SevOne’s coming to N3rd Street. SevOne chose Philly for its cost-effectiveness and also because of its bootstrapping spirit, Reid said. “We […] like the rising N3rd scene,” Reid wrote in an email. “It ...

With the IPv4 address supply near exhaustion, smooth transition options to IPv6 cannot be ignored, and communication and connectivity between the two protocols must be ensured through advanced ...

Laid-off SevOne employees filed out of the company's Newark facility one by one late Monday morning, many carrying plants, computer monitors and other personal effects. "It's brutal," one worker said ...