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European performance management and capacity planning specialist, Metron, has announced Athene Auto, a software package which...

Published: 01 Aug 2001 1:00

European performance management and capacity planning specialist, Metron, has announced Athene Auto, a software package which provides a fully automated performance reporting system for Windows and Unix servers.

Athene Auto, claims its makers, meets the performance management requirements of small and medium enterprises, and requires no user management or specific technical expertise to operate. All information is delivered by the client's choice of media in browser, e-mail or printed form.

The product complements Metron's existing portfolio of different services and products that cater for any scale of organisation, and their performance management needs.

Further information
Metron is on 01823 259231
Or e-mail paul.shimell@metron.co.uk

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