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Navigating the Signal Tsunami: Why Shared Observability Matters

Digital businesses today generate a flood of telemetry—metrics, logs, traces, and events—at a scale that grows exponentially with every new application, cloud service, and user interaction. In one recent IDC survey, every organization reported sharing observability data across teams, yet nearly half said poor collaboration still prevents them from identifying performance problems.

HPE OpsRamp Software Named a Major Player in the IDC MarketScape for Worldwide Observability Platforms 2025

Observability platforms help IT teams continuously monitor service health and performance, driving superior service quality and customer experience. Access to deeper diagnostics and actionable insights from observability tools lets IT operators drive scalability, resilience, and service reliability across complex, distributed environments.

Agentic AI: Ushering in the Next Era of Intelligent IT

IDC predicts agentic AI will command over 26% of global IT spend, hitting $1.3 trillion in 2029. How do IT Ops teams prepare for the reality of agentic systems being embedded across workflows, interfaces, and enterprise platforms? We went straight to the source—IT Ops leaders—to learn how they’re tackling agentic AI.

Simplify operations across hybrid cloud with OpsRamp

According to IDC, 80% of organizations are running hybrid and multicloud environments, bringing new complexities and risks for IT leaders*. When it comes to operations, IT teams find it challenging to maintain visibility across cloud and on-prem systems, optimize more and more tools, and automate operations—all while ensuring cost efficiency and staying agile. Traditional approaches complicate things further, often leading to silos and inefficient resource use.

HPE OpsRamp Continues to Push Autonomous IT Operations Forward

To empower and support ITOps and DevOps teams managing complex, hybrid IT environments, we have enhanced our observability, AI-powered operations copilot, and analytics, and automation capabilities - and we have made it easier for IT teams to deploy these capabilities with multiple HPE packages. Collectively, these enhancements to the HPE OpsRamp continue to get us closer to the vision of autonomous IT operations.

Unlocking the Power of Multi-Vendor Network Observability with OpsRamp and Aruba: A Collaborative Approach

In today’s digital landscape, businesses require robust and adaptable Network infrastructure that can handle hybrid environments and support a seamless digital experience. OpsRamp and Aruba have joined forces to deliver a comprehensive solution that addresses the challenges of multi-vendor network observability management and network observability providing enterprises with tools for visibility, control, and performance optimization across distributed environments.

The Schrödinger's Cat Challenge of Observing Cloud-Native Applications

The Schrödinger's Cat thought experiment highlights the paradox of determining a system's state without direct observation—an apt analogy for the challenges of observing cloud-native applications. These systems' complex, ephemeral, and distributed nature often makes them appear as black boxes. Coupled with the operational complexities of multi-cloud and hybrid environments, gaining a clear picture feels impossible.

The Top 3 Surprising Results from Our State of the MSP Market Survey

OpsRamp, a Hewlett Packard Enterprise company, updated its state of the MSP market survey for the first time in two years with some surprising results. The survey was the largest of its kind with more than 600 participants across three geographic regions and 24 countries.