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IR has launched Payments Analytics, a new, innovative cloub-based payments assurance solution, enabling retailers, merchants and payment processors to uncover actionable insight and intelligence in real time.

With the release of 11.7, there is a fresh new version of the Platform Support Lifecycle available. If you have not previously encountered this document, it is a list of all the versions of applications, operating systems, and middleware supported for monitoring by Prognosis. This document can be your best friend in aligning your Prognosis upgrades to support your application and platform upgrades.

Prognosis 11.7 is now available.  It includes extended vendor platofmr support and enhanced management capabilities to streamline operations.

IR Summit is fast approaching. In October, Prognosis users from all over the world will join together in Denver for three days of value-packed training, networking, and sharing of best practices. Here are 9 reasons why you don't want to miss it ...

The Prognosis 11.6 update expands visibility to real-time payments transaction performance and insights for Merchant Acquirers and your individual merchant customers.

Prognosis has been updated to provide more advanced capabilities to detect, analyze and resolve transaction anomalies, maintaining the high levels of service that your customers expect, and ensuring they remain your customers. All the while ensuring that Prognosis continues to support the highest transaction volumes in the most  secure environments typical at the largest global payments providers. 

Prognosis has been updated to support the latest operating systems, middleware, and deployment options, especially in the most secure application environments. The latest updates also respond to the most highly requested customer enhancements, to ensure that Prognosis continues to help minimize risk and lower the cost of operating the most critical application environments.

A number of our customers use Prognosis to monitor the health of their payment systems. As part of this, they monitor the transactions flowing through the system, to ensure they are completing successfully and the payments service is performing optimally. But the definition of “optimal” can vary, depending on where you sit in the payments ecosystem and who you consider to be your customer.

With the release of NonStop L18.02 in April, the number of options available for deploying the latest HPE NonStop technology has suddenly grown. Virtualized NonStop can now run on VMware infrastructure, albeit with some special hardware requirements.