Customer Story - GCISD
Customer Story: Industry:School Districts Challenge With an average of 40,000 devices online in the district at any given time, GCISD needed to reduce tool sprawl and find an observability platform that provided full visibility, robust alerting, and forecasting to solve problems before they impacted teachers and students. Solution LogicMonitor’s single pane of glass and robust dashboards provided visibility across their entire infrastructure within one platform. Features like Automatic Discovery and intelligent alerting saved the team valuable time, while historical data and AI predictions helped anticipate future problems. Business Outcomes Reduced the overall number of help desk tickets with proactive monitoring Instant alerting allowed for minimal downtime after the district experienced an outage Single source of truth increased visibility and insights across multiple teams As we moved through the pandemic and the complete school system went online, we realized that even a second of downtime or service interruption would severely impact instruction. Having a tool like LogicMonitor is so important to ensure that our technology is supporting our staff and students 24/7” – Kyle Berger, Chief Technology Officer Interested in sharing a story about your infrastructure monitoring, processes improvements, or any other successes since implementing LogicMonitor? We’d love to hear it! Feel free to comment below or reach out to us atinnercircle@logicmonitor.comto share your voice.The flexibility to meet you where you work: creating custom HTTP alert integrations
Learn more about the three types of Alert Integrations maintained by LogicMonitor: Communication Integrationswith Microsoft Teams and Slack. Workflow Integrationsallow IT teams to create, open, update, and close tickets in ServiceNow, PagerDuty, AutoTask, Connectwise, or Jira Service Management. Automation Integrationssend alerts to Stackstorm. LogicBlog Subscribe and read about the latest industry trends in the world of monitoring and what’s happening around LogicMonitor.
