We are proud to introduce our internetvista rebranding and provide the story behind it. Our new internetvista logo marks a new era for the company, building on 20 years of experience in the monitoring industry. As we evolve, we leverage our past strengths while embracing innovation and growth for the future. It reflects our commitment to advanced monitoring solutions, ensuring businesses stay online, reliable, and ahead of disruptions in a growing digital world.
🔎 The Eye Symbol – Watchfulness & Vigilance
A legacy element in our logo, the eye symbolizes constant monitoring of websites, mobile applications, email servers, databases, and other IT services. It represents rapid issue detection, proactive oversight, and our global presence, ensuring uninterrupted performance for businesses worldwide.
🎯 The Target Symbol – Precision & Accuracy
The target reinforces internetvista’s mission: continuously monitoring websites and online services with laser-sharp accuracy to detect anomalies and prevent downtime. It represents our ability to focus on critical performance aspects, ensuring businesses maintain seamless digital operations without disruption.
🚀 Typography & Colors – Trust & Innovation
- The company name, « internetvista », is now displayed in a clean, modern sans-serif typeface, reinforcing a tech-savvy and professional identity.
- The deep purple conveys trust, reliability, and expertise, reflecting our decades of leadership in uptime monitoring.
- The tagline, in bright green, highlights the financial and operational value of uptime, symbolizing growth, efficiency, and profitability.
📣 And here a word from our CEO, Laurence Guiot :
“The rebranding symbolizes the new chapter for internetvista where the eye, target, and tagline work together to encapsulate internetvista’s core mission of delivering precise and proactive monitoring to ensure online applications are available, protecting businesses from costly downtime and bad reputation”.
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