Peach Saves 156 Hours Per Year With LogicMonitor
Company Size
200-1,000
Region
- Europe
Country
- France
- Ireland
- United Kingdom
Product
- LogicMonitor Platform
Tech Stack
- Cloud-based observability solution
Implementation Scale
- Enterprise-wide Deployment
Impact Metrics
- Digital Expertise
- Productivity Improvements
Technology Category
- Platform as a Service (PaaS) - Connectivity Platforms
Applicable Industries
- Software
Applicable Functions
- Business Operation
Use Cases
- Condition Monitoring
Services
- Cloud Planning, Design & Implementation Services
About The Customer
Peach is a media technology company that focuses on media owner solutions including CARIA®, ARPP.TV, Attribution, and CopyCentral in the United Kingdom, Ireland, and France. The company automates and optimizes communications between different parties in the advertising workflow—from buying TV and online video, to managing campaign schedules and rotation instructions, to analyzing and harmonizing viewership data. Peach’s mission is to simplify through automation and provide an ecosystem for all parties to connect and do business together, better. The company has 240 employees.
The Challenge
Peach, a media technology company, was struggling with the complexity of modern advertising landscape. The company's mission is to automate and optimize communications between different parties in the advertising workflow. However, the fragmentation in the video advertising industry was making this mission difficult. Peach was using an open-source system that was hard to configure and set up, adding to the complexity. The company had to manually maintain, upgrade, and update a mission-critical piece of their operations constantly, which was time-consuming and risky. Peach needed an enterprise IT platform that provided automation, optimization, and full-stack observability over their entire multinational operation.
The Solution
Peach found LogicMonitor after an extensive evaluation process. LogicMonitor is a cloud-based, full-stack observability solution that provided Peach with the automation and optimization they needed to handle the complexity of their operations. LogicMonitor enabled Peach to visualize and monitor their entire infrastructure in all of its complexity and broadness. The platform also has a multi-stage training program to bring people up to speed, freeing up resources and allowing more experienced engineers to work on other more high-priority tasks. With LogicMonitor, Peach is able to separate signal from noise quickly, enhancing their data sourcing and deployments through the API.
Operational Impact
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