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"Panorama9 is a cloud-based service within enterprise Network management. The company sells a hosted Dashboard monitoring everything on the network ensuring that servers, pc, peripherals and external Internet related services are all running. Furthermore, Panorama9 offers a set of reports on inventory on both hardware, software and users. Founded in 2010 by serial entrepreneurs Allan Thorvaldsen and Diego d’Ambra who also founded the MSP SoftCom Solutions ApS in 1996 and SoftScan in 2003. By the end of 2009 SoftScan had achieved more than 12.000 customers and SoftScan were later that year sold to Symantec (). Panorama9 provides a cloud-based remote monitoring and management RMM [Remote_monitoring_and_management] tool made possible by downloading a simple agent on the PCs and servers that need to be monitored throughout the network. In November 2011 an interactive network map was introduced making it possible for IT administrators to have a real-time chart of the network at a very granular level. During May 2012 Zendesk and Panorama9 announced a partnership strengthening the offering for both Zendesk and Panorama9. Integrations has been extended to include Autotask, Desk.com, Computicate PSA, WarrantyMaster, IT Glue, Team Viewer, Nagios, Microsoft AD, Azure AD, Microsoft RDP, SAML etc. (some of which integrate with Panorama9 not the other way around) In 2014 an MSP Managed services Control Panel was developed, allowing MSP's to create multiple clients, apply templates and easily manage multiple clients from one dashboard. An API has been released and continues to be maintained. In 2017 a mobile app was released, allowing MSP's as well as internal IT departments to monitor and manage the IT infrastructure on the go. The company was founded in Copenhagen and is incorporated in the US with headquarter in San Francisco, California. A sales and development team remains in Copenhagen See also *Software Asset Management *IT Asset Management *SNMP *List of mergers and acquisitions by Symantec References External links * Companies established in 2010 System administration Network management Port scanners Network analyzers "
"Concerto for Harpsichord, Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Violin and Cello is a chamber concerto written for harpsichord and chamber ensemble by the Spanish composer Manuel de Falla in 1923–26. It was written for and premiered by Wanda Landowska, to whom the score is dedicated. History Falla had met Wanda Landowska on several occasions in the early 1920s, and by the time she participated in the Paris premiere of Falla's El retablo de maese Pedro in June 1923, he had already decided to write a concerto for her. Although there was never a formal commission, composition began in October 1923 but work proceeded slowly. Landowska first planned to perform the work in the 1923–24 season. When Falla found it impossible to meet that deadline, Landowska discussed with Leopold Stokowski a performance as part of the Philadelphia Orchestra's 1924–25 season, but again Falla could not finish the work in time. The premiere finally took place in Barcelona on 5 November 1926, with further performances in New York and Boston . The Concerto was the last lengthy work Falla completed. Although there are several subsequent pieces in his catalogue that are important for their content, none of them lasts more than ten minutes, and his final, monumental project, the opera-oratorio Atlántida, on which he worked for twenty years, remained unfinished at his death . It is commonly regarded as a model example of both mysticism (of a sort originating in Spanish religious tradition) and a severe and ascetic form of neoclassicism (as opposed to the "frivolous" neoclassicism of Igor Stravinsky) . Analysis The work is in three movements: * I: Allegro * II: Lento (giubiloso ed energico) * III: Vivace (flessibile, scherzando) An abundance of surviving documents facilitates an understanding of both the slow, meticulous creative evolution and also the structure of the work. On the one hand, there is the extensive correspondence between Wanda Landowska and Falla from the period 1922–30, and on the other hand numerous sketches, drafts, and intermediate stages of the score that are preserved in the Manuel de Falla Archive and the Archive Valentín Ruiz-Aznar, both located in Granada . The second movement is inscribed at the end "A. Do. MCMXXVI—In festo Corporis Christi", though the composer said the date was "a matter of pure chance" . References Further reading * Compositions by Manuel de Falla Falla 1926 compositions Music dedicated to ensembles or performers "