Comarch Fault - Top Competitors (Aug 2019)
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| ITQlick Score: | 57/100 |
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| Pricing: | 6.8/10 - high cost |
| Category: | Networking -> Comarch Fault review -> Comarch Fault competitors |
| Ranking: | Ranked 31 out of 44 Networking systems |
| Company: | Comarch |
| Typical customers: | Medium and large size businesses |
| Platforms: | Desktop, Cloud |
| Links: | Comarch Fault review, Comarch Fault pricing guide |
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Comarch Fault vs. Alternatives in 2024
Two main alternatives of Comarch Fault Management are NetIQ AppManager and PIKT. Just like Comarch Fault Management, NetIQ also offers fault detection, fault correction, alarm generation, and performance monitoring. It also offers additional features of performance data analysis, diagnostic testing, change management, and remote configuration. It does not offer topology-based alarm generation and floor plan alarm visualization.PIKT offers alarm generation, fault detection, and fault correction. It lacks the features of alarm suppression, alarm normalization, floor plan alarm visualization. On the other hand, it offers extra features of fault isolation, copy configuration, and change management.
Comarch Fault alternatives - for small & large Business
Here are the top 4 alternatives to Comarch Fault that are worth checking out: VitalSuite for SMBs, Splashtop Remote Desktop for large size business, GoToMyPC Pro for growing companies, and
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