Gain the insights and operational excellence to ensure high-velocity end-to-end digital operations.
Federal agencies invest in information technology to achieve cost efficiencies, productivity gains, and positive impact on the business and mission. Swish’s performance engineering offerings help agencies gain critical insights and visibility in their IT operations and optimize their business impact on the enterprise.
Our approach relies on:
Assembling industry-leading vendors and decades of performance engineering experience to provide customers the best possible end-user experience.
Thoroughly understanding the end-to-end performance of an application to develop systems-wide approaches to performance improvement.
Monitoring, analyzing and improving performance from the perspective of the application owner to ensure maximum business and mission impact.
Visibility
Visibility
Swish employs industry-leading solutions to eliminate blind spots and track performance metrics for every packet and network node. Our approach relies on:
- Enterprise Service Monitoring
- End-user Performance and Labor Cost Monitoring
- Best-of-breed Solutions
Best-of-breed solutions, including Riverbed SteelCentral, Ixia, and Dynatrace
Optimization
Optimization
Swish brings teams with highly specialized skills and experience and best-of-breed tools to helps agencies ensure that critical applications perform at their best. Our approach relies on:
- Deep Expertise
Deep expertise in application performance management (APM) and wide area network (WAN) optimization best practices. - Optimization Techniques
Optimization techniques that deliver 50 percent to 2,000 percent faster performance. - Metrics-driven Best Practices
Metrics-driven continuous improvement best practices, including Lean, Six Sigma, and Theory of Constraints
We're eager to help you innovate.
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