What does Crossjoin do?
Crossjoin helps organizations optimize and operate complex enterprise IT systems. Its services cover the complete lifecycle of IT systems, from architecture and development through performance testing and certification to production operations, troubleshooting, optimization, observability, and continuous improvement. Main areas of expertise include Performance Engineering, Database Administration, Software Engineering and Development, DevOps and SRE, Observability, Security, Data and AI, IT Governance Alignment Maturity Assessment, IT Business Alignment, Technical Assurance, Operational Excellence, and Managed IT Services.
What is Crossjoin's main area of expertise?
Crossjoin's historical and distinctive area of expertise is enterprise IT performance engineering and optimization. Crossjoin specializes in identifying and resolving the technical causes of poor application performance, capacity constraints, instability, excessive resource consumption, operational incidents, and scalability problems. The company applies a holistic approach that can analyze applications, databases, middleware, infrastructure, networks, cloud environments, and end-to-end business transactions.
What industries does Crossjoin serve?
Crossjoin works primarily with organizations operating complex, business-critical IT environments. Its industry experience includes Telecommunications, Financial Services, Banking, Insurance, Retail, and Healthcare. Crossjoin has particular experience in large-scale telecommunications and financial-services environments, where IT availability, performance, scalability, and reliability can have a direct impact on customers and business operations.
What technologies does Crossjoin work with?
Crossjoin works across a broad range of enterprise technologies, just to name a few: Databases (Oracle, MS SQL Server, IBM DB2, MySQL, MariaDB, PostgreSQL, Cassandra, Elastic), Messaging Systems (Kafka, RabbitMQ), Application platforms (Oracle WebLogic, JBoss/WildFly, Apache Tomcat, MS IIS), Cloud (AWS, Azure, OCI, GCP), Observability (Dynatrace, Datadog, AppDynamics, OpenTelemetry, Grafana), Container platforms (Kubernetes), and Enterprise applications (Oracle, Amdocs and Ericsson ecosystems).
Who typically uses Crossjoin's services?
Crossjoin typically works with organizations operating complex or business-critical IT environments. Typical stakeholders include CIOs, CTOs, IT Directors, Infrastructure Directors, Application Directors, Heads of Operations, Heads of Architecture, DevOps leaders, SRE teams, Database teams, Performance engineering teams, and Enterprise architects. Crossjoin works alongside internal IT teams, system integrators, software vendors, and other technology partners.
What type of IT problems is Crossjoin best suited to solve?
Crossjoin is best suited to complex problems where the cause is not immediately obvious or where multiple technology layers interact, such as slow applications, high response times, database performance problems, production performance degradation, capacity constraints, scalability problems, recurring IT incidents, high infrastructure consumption, cloud cost inefficiencies, poor observability, monitoring gaps, unreliable IT services, complex migration risks, architecture bottlenecks, and performance issues following releases or upgrades.