The latest News and Information on Incident Management, On-Call, Incident Response and related technologies.
Budgets are a touchy subject for anyone, and there’s no one-size-fits-all approach. However, the work ITOps does is integral to the success of your organization, so being confident in building and defending your budget is crucial to getting the resources you need. So what does success look like when it comes to ITOps budgets? In our recent podcast episode from our series, That’s great IT, I sat down with global IT leader Nigel Peacock to discuss the best ways to justify your ITOps budget.
Users have been generating increasing amounts of data in the past few years, partly due to rapid digitalization since the pandemic. As a result, increasing numbers of analytics applications are capitalizing on these data assets. However, building scalable systems is no trivial task and incidents are inevitable. Complex systems generate data in the form of logs, traces, metrics, and more, which organizations often find themselves sprinting through. Such logs are a powerhouse of valuable information.
We are pleased to announce that Interlink Software’s AIOps and Observability platform is now a fully validated third-party solution on VMware Marketplace residing in the Management and Monitoring category.
We’re all looking to maximize every dollar spent, every hire made, every hour logged. But there’s one cost center you might not be thinking about — incident management. This post explores the explicit and implicit costs associated with incidents.
Tech saw a lot of challenges in 2022. ITOps, NOC, and SRE teams grappled with shifts in staffing, a disappearance of those with tribal knowledge, a continuing transformation of consumer spending habits, and a general disruption of workplace culture. So what will 2023 look like for the industry? Likely, more volatility—but our panel of industry experts are here to help you navigate the choppy waters while also making some bold predictions. Change is the only constant in the tech sector.
Recent talks of an economic softening have left IT leaders concerned about the future of their enterprises. That concern is understandable — tech layoffs create near-daily headlines at this point, with top companies rolling back their operations and rolling up their sleeves to focus on mission-critical expenses. And for many in ITOps, that means cutting tools.
