Maintenance is pretty low when it comes to products like ManageEngine Applications Manager, so one or two people are needed.

To those planning to use the solution, I would say that if your requirements are straightforward, you can choose the tool depending on the use cases you are looking to build. You can go for ManageEngine Applications Manager if you have a fairly medium kind of environment, which includes small to medium kind of environments, with not much workload or complexity, and the price is a factor. If your needs don't fit the aforementioned details, you have Dynatrace and AppDynamics in the market.

Overall, I rate the solution a six out of ten.

I would rate the solution an eight out of ten. 

They have a business relationship with ManageEngine as well as a partnership.

I would rate ManageEngine Applications Manager a four out of ten.

I rate this solution eight out of 10. 

I would rate ManageEngine Applications Manager a nine out of ten.

If cost is your consideration and you have a well-rounded system administrator, this is a good product to explore. The tool provides sufficient insight to take the analysis of the performance issue of your application to the next level. The rationale about getting ManageEngine as opposed to the leading products, is that we did not need an enterprise solution to monitor all our services. We got the product to isolate the performance issues of a .NET application with a user base of less than 6000.
Try this one out first and if the tool can’t deliver what you’re looking for, then try the bigger names. We were able to get a one month trial and further extension through an existing relationship with local partner.

I'm part of the team that uses ManageEngine Applications Manager.

I'm using the professional edition of ManageEngine Applications Manager.

In the company, about twenty-five people use ManageEngine Applications Manager. Two people maintain the solution.

I use ManageEngine Applications Manager almost daily. I have no idea if there's a plan to increase the solution usage within the company.

I would recommend ManageEngine Applications Manager to others for the support quality and price point. The solution covers more than ninety percent of the features compared to other competitors, so ManageEngine Applications Manager is an excellent product to try.

My rating for ManageEngine Applications Manager is nine out of ten.

Depending on the size of the environment, this is a solution that I recommend. You also have to be careful about how you deploy it.

This is a good product, but right now, we have too many issues with stability.

I would rate this solution a six out of ten.

I would rate ManageEngine Applications Manager an eight out of ten because there are more powerful tools in the market.

Before I recommend ManageEngine to a customer, I first look at the company size and their application requirements. If the size of the company is small or medium, I will propose ManageEngine. Secondly, I examine the capability of the organization. For example, if it is just an IT operation but they don't have an internal developer or systems expert, I might suggest using ManageEngine, but I also might recommend CA, AppDynamics, or Dynatrace. Lastly, I would examine the complexity of the application. If the application is not complex, I would recommend it. For example, if the application only has two or six components, I think ManageEngine is pretty nice.

On a scale of one to seven I would give ManageEngine a seven.

This solution covers 80-90% of our requirements, and that is fine for us. I would recommend this product to others looking for a solution in this realm. 

I would rate ManageEngine Applications Manager an eight out of ten.

Applications Manager helps businesses ensure their revenue-critical applications meet end user expectations.