
President
Takashi Sasaoka
Takashi leads LogicVein with a focus on practical network operations software: reliable configuration management, monitoring, automation, and support for complex multi-vendor environments.
We are, first and foremost, a values-driven company. Our ambitions are far-reaching, while our daily efforts remain deliberately small and precise. We stand as an independent organization, competing through original ideas rather than borrowed ones, and we put genuine care into even the smallest tasks.
Our company exists only because our customers do. By continuously evolving the products we offer, we have grown steadily while staying responsive to change. We believe speed matters — fast truly does outpace slow — and we invest deeply in developing our people.
As specialists in network management, we aim not just to follow the industry, but to introduce a clearer, more thoughtful approach to what true management should be.
LogicVein is a software company focused on the network management domain. Our products help network teams reduce manual work, control change, and keep complex infrastructure operating with confidence.
Net LineDancer and ThirdEye are built for real operational environments: multi-vendor networks, distributed teams, audit requirements, and the daily work of keeping devices configured, monitored, and recoverable.
Network configuration management is still too often manual, repetitive, and easy to get wrong. LogicVein was built to replace that fragile process with automation, visibility, and practical controls that network engineers can trust.
Net LineDancer provides configuration backup, change history, compliance checks, workflow automation, and recovery tools for teams that need to know exactly what changed across their network. ThirdEye extends that foundation with monitoring and broader network operations visibility.
Net LineDancer takes its name from Broadway-style kick-line dancers moving in sync on stage. The image felt right for network operations: many independent parts working together in rhythm, much like traffic moving across global networks. It is an unusual name by design, because the product was never meant to be another generic network configuration management tool.
Net LineDancer began in Texas in 2006 and found early traction in Japan, where LogicVein continued to refine the product with a strong focus on reliability, usability, and attention to detail. Since expanding internationally in 2012, LogicVein has continued to combine practical engineering with the polish expected by large enterprise customers.
ThirdEye expanded on netLD's foundation with a simple but important realization: once a platform is already polling the network, it can do more than report whether devices are up or down. The name nods lightly to the Buddhist idea of the third eye: a clearer way of seeing what is usually hidden or easy to miss. For network operations, that means helping operators understand patterns, surface risk, connect performance signals with configuration history, and see how the network is really behaving. What began as monitoring became a broader way to see operations in context.

President
Takashi leads LogicVein with a focus on practical network operations software: reliable configuration management, monitoring, automation, and support for complex multi-vendor environments.
Digital Architect Corporation was founded in Kanagawa, Japan as an IT reseller. The company served universities, research organizations, and enterprise customers as an import agent while building relationships with technology vendors around the world.
Digital Architect began working with network devices and network management software from the United States. Soon after, the company reached an agreement with CastleRock Computing to localize SNMPc Network Manager and serve as its exclusive distributor in Japan.
Digital Architect partnered with the creator of Net LineDancer, began selling the product in Japan, and helped accelerate its development. Net LineDancer was originally created in Texas, then gained early momentum in Japan, where American developers continued to enhance and refine it.
Digital Architect Corporation became LogicVein, Inc., marking the company’s shift from technology trading and localization into full software development.
LogicVein introduced Net LineDancer to markets in the U.S., Europe, and Australia after years of product refinement with demanding enterprise customers.
LogicVein exhibited at Interop Las Vegas and Cisco Live in Orlando. At Cisco Live, LogicVein won the Bronze Award for 2013 Hot Companies and Best Products in the Network Management field.
We built strong technology partnerships with U.S. companies such as LiveAction. Net LineDancer was recognized at Cisco Live in San Francisco as well as Interop Las Vegas and London. LogicVein won the Bronze Award for 2014 Hot Companies and Best Products in the Cloud Computing/SaaS category.
LogicVein and Plixer presented a joint webinar on Net LineDancer and Scrutinizer to a worldwide audience. LogicVein also exhibited at Cisco Live in San Diego and HP Discover 2015 in Las Vegas, then launched a U.S.-based international sales team to better support North America.
February 15-19, 2016: Cisco Live! Berlin, Germany
April 25-29, 2016: HANNOVER MESSE 2016
May 4-5, 2016: Interop Las Vegas
July 10-14, 2016: Cisco Live! Las Vegas, Nevada
August 18, 2016: CIOsynergy Phoenix
October 16-20, 2016: Gartner Symposium/ITxpo, Orlando, FL
February 20-24, 2017: Cisco Live! Berlin, Germany
June 25-29, 2017: Cisco Live! Las Vegas, Nevada
June 9-13, 2019: Cisco Live! San Diego, U.S.
Continued expansion of Net LineDancer as a modern Network Configuration & Change Management (NCCM) platform
Increased focus on enterprise automation, compliance auditing, configuration backup, and multi-vendor support
Began broader International market expansion
Platform maturity improvements focused on scalability, security, and enterprise deployments
Expanded support for additional network vendors and operating systems
Continued investment in automation and configuration management capabilities
Development accelerated toward combining network monitoring with configuration management
Architecture enhancements laid groundwork for what would become the ThirdEye monitoring platform
Continued investment in cloud-ready virtual appliance deployments
Public introduction of ThirdEye as LogicVein's Network Monitoring System (NMS)
Recognition in Japan as a leading monitoring solution
Cisco Live participation and increased international visibility
Released numerous best-practice guides for VMware, Hyper-V, Docker, monitoring, compliance, and predictive maintenance
Major expansion of automation capabilities through Playbooks
Expanded Anomaly Detection
Added WMI reporting for windows machines
Significant emphasis on cloud deployments, MSP support, and network automation white papers
LogicVein positioned ThirdEye Suite as a unified platform combining monitoring, NCCM, compliance, automation, topology, and reporting
Introduced High Availability (HA)
Enhanced Playbooks with batching, scheduling improvements, and additional automation features
Released numerous white papers, feature series, and customer success stories
Continued refinement of the unified platform
Expanded educational content through feature-series articles and technical blogs
Greater emphasis on supporting AI-ready networking
Continued investment in usability, monitoring intelligence, automation, and enterprise-scale network operations
Release of Sync Manager for integration into IT Service Management (ITSM) platforms, including ServiceNow, Jira, and others.
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