Solutions
Enterprise Infrastructure
Cybersecurity
Data Modernization
& Analytics
Enterprise Visibility
& Performance
Our Unique Value
RavenTek’s unique value equation is simple: first, we take the time to understand your business, your systems and how your people work. Second, we bring together the world’s leading technology innovators and problem solvers, who partner with the leading-edge technology companies and disruptors. Third, RavenTek always puts the customer’s mission first, to ensure we remain trusted advisors and innovators.
- Application Performance Monitoring (APM)
- Application Refactoring
- Asset Identification & Management
- Business Continuity
- Cloud Security
- Cloud Strategy, Cloud Assessment & Cloud Migration
- Cyber Intelligence
- Data Analytics
- Data Discovery
- Data Governance
- Data Management
- Data Science
- Data Security
- Data Stewardship
- Data Strategy
- Data Transformation
- Data Visualization
- Data Center Architecture & Management
- Data Center Assessment, Design, Consolidation & Virtualization
- Device Performance Monitoring
- End User Experience Monitoring
- Endpoint Security
- Event Management
- Identity & Access Management
- Infrastructure Engineering & Design
- IT Infrastructure Installation Services
- Legacy Application Assessment & Consolidation
- Machine Learning
- Network Design & Optimization
- Network Mapping
- Network Performance Monitoring (NPM)
- Network Security
- Packet Flow Visibility
- Solution Design
- Transaction Analysis
- Unified Communications Visibility
- Vulnerability Management
- WAN Optimization
- Zero Trust Architecture
Featured Insight
What is Observability—Really?
Learn what true observability is and bring your entire IT ecosystem into focus.
Observability is traditionally defined as the ability to measure the internal states of a system by examining its outputs. Alternatively, in the context of enterprise IT, observability can be defined as the ability to use system generated data to measure and proactively diagnose operational and security issues across all seven layers of the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) model, while being able to monitor and respond to issues originating at each layer. But the OSI model is missing one critical component – Layer 8: The User.
