Broadcom

San Jose, CA, USA
1991
  |  By Alec Pinkham
In today’s digital environments, slow is the new down. As users continue to grow increasingly accustomed to rapid response—and less willing to wait—slow application performance continues to be highly problematic for organizations. While downtime of major services can make headlines, it is more often slow performance that hurts businesses, ultimately stifling productivity and profits.
  |  By Mavendra Singh
The landscape of enterprise networking has undergone tremendous change in recent years. Widespread adoption of software-defined networking (SDN), the proliferation of multi-cloud environments, the rise of edge computing, and the implementation of zero-trust security models have collectively reshaped network architectures. While these trends bring unprecedented flexibility and scalability, they have also exponentially increased complexity.
  |  By Alec Pinkham
At AppNeta we talk a lot about network performance, but sometimes a user experience issue lies with the application itself. As network operations teams rarely have full visibility into the applications that drive the business, getting metrics to isolate when the app is the problem is crucial to ensure low mean time to repair (MTTR) and reduce mean time to innocence (MTTI). When it is an app issue, understanding how your web application performs is crucial for ensuring a positive user experience.
  |  By Vibhu Dubey
The AppNeta by Broadcom product team has been focused on enhancing the solution’s capabilities for monitoring setup and administration. This evolution began with the introduction of Monitoring Policies, which provided a framework for setting up monitoring in a scalable, automated fashion. Following this, we added new network rules that made it simple to select and tag the networks that should be monitored.
  |  By Jörg Mertin
Our thinking and use of topology within AIOps and Observability solutions from Broadcom has advanced significantly in recent years while solidly building on our innovative domain tools. We’re looking to communicate these innovations, advancements, and benefits for IT operations. In this blog, we continue where the previous blog left off to explain the boundary blame concept and mechanism to obtain a sufficiently complete topology.
  |  By Jörg Mertin
DX App Synthetic Monitor (DX ASM) performs synthetic checks from an external perspective to replicate real-user experience. Using the DX ASM global network of more than 90 monitoring stations, customers can test a website or application on a 24/7 basis, with no disruption to production systems. The solution also provides the option to create on-premises monitoring stations (OPMS) within a data center to monitor web applications and APIs inside the firewall.
  |  By Sandeep Tiwary
In the fast-paced era of modern communications, staying on top of network operations is critical to ensuring optimal performance and minimizing downtimes. While networks become increasingly complex, just keeping the lights on and reacting to issues as they arise is no longer enough. Today’s network management demands not only real-time monitoring but also the ability to derive insights from comprehensive reports to provide an accurate picture of health, performance, and configuration.
  |  By Sandeep Tiwary
In today’s rapidly evolving networking landscape, enterprise networks are more complex than ever before. Network organizations must manage traditional Layer 2 networks while adopting cutting-edge software-defined technologies such as SD-WAN, SDDC, and SD-LAN. Managing these globally distributed, multi-dimensional networks is no small feat.
  |  By Robert Kettles
One thing most IT and network operations teams continue to contend with is more: more technologies, more vendors, more devices, and more complexity. Given these realities, its vital for network operations teams to minimize operational overhead wherever and whenever possible.
  |  By Yann Guernion
Network operations teams face challenges in managing modern, multi-vendor networks due to the need to collect and analyze data from various sources. Teams need to work with logs, events, and metrics, and this data is often scattered across different tools and locations. This fragmentation leads to inefficiency and complexity, as operators must switch between tools and interfaces to troubleshoot issues.
  |  By Broadcom
Seeing snippets of DORA Metrics across all of your products doesn't give you the big picture. Imagine if you had 50 products and you're stitching metrics together to make a conclusion of how well the organization is performing as a whole. That's inefficient, inaccurate and a time consuming task that doesn't give leadership the real-time view it needs to make quick decisions. Introducing something you've never seen before: Real-Time Enterprise DORA Metrics.
  |  By Broadcom
On your journey to the Experience-Driven NOC, DX NetOps 22,2 is enabling network operations centers to utilize their standard operating procedures and workflows to triage the performance of the entire network path of any user experience - over managed or unmanaged networks. As with any workflow, we start with an alarm and enable operations to drill down, in-context to the offending network device; giving operators enhanced visibility into network path performance along with key KPIs for focused troubleshooting on any and all user experience impact.
  |  By Broadcom
As more apps and services are moved to the cloud, network operations teams can lose visibility yet are still responsible for solving issues when they occur. There is no need to suffer from cloud blind spots. Active monitoring across end-to-end network paths can help clear the skies and network operations teams can regain visibility both to and through the cloud, including multi-cloud architectures.
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Andreas Reiss, Head of Product Management, discusses product priorities for DX Operational Intelligence from Broadcom.
  |  By Broadcom
Overview of AIOps and Observability from Broadcom: Connecting monitoring, analytics and actions along each IT domain of the full IT estate to digital services and end user experience. Manage the health, performance and availability of applications, infrastructure and networks.
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Join Karl Miller, Global Client Services Consultant for Broadcom as he shares some of the basic best practices for Service Virtualization.
  |  By Broadcom
Join Karl Miller, Global Client Services Consultant as he shares best practices for creating virtual services.
  |  By Broadcom
DX UIM is designed to add monitoring for new technologies as IT operators adopt cutting-edge devices and services to improve their competitiveness, develop new services for their end users or customers, or increase cost efficiency. DX UIM currently supports monitoring and metric collection for more than 140 different technologies. Its architecture easily allows new technologies to be added to the list. How do you know if your technologies are covered? It’s Easy: In this 3-Minute Video Our DX UIM expert explains how to navigate to the Tech Docs section on our Support website.
  |  By Broadcom
In this latest episode of the NetOps Expert, Nestor Falcon, from the NetOps by Broadcom product team, explains how to troubleshoot issues in modern networks in five easy steps. He will walk us through examples of how a network operations team can use DX NetOps by Broadcom to determine the root cause of a network degradation issue that affected users accessing a cloud application.
  |  By Broadcom
In this episode, I talk to Shamus McGillicuddy, VP of Research at EMA about how IT organizations are improving network management with intelligent systems based on artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML). Sometimes known as AIOps, these AI/ML technologies are helping organizations optimize their networks, streamline operations, and reduce security risk. We break down his research and get to real use cases that network teams can utilize today.
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Deliver a flawless digital experience with analytics-driven insights.
  |  By Broadcom
To truly capture customer interest and loyalty, your applications and services have to deliver reliable experiences that delight users, scale to support their changing needs and regularly refresh with new innovations.
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CA Technologies commissioned Forrester Consulting to conduct a Total Economic Impact™ (TEI) study to examine the potential return on investment (ROI) that enterprises may realize by deploying CA Unified Infrastructure Management (CA UIM). The purpose of this study is to provide readers with a framework to evaluate the potential financial impact of CA UIM on their organization.
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Scott Morrison, from API Academy, lays out these five simple steps as a part of your API security strategy.
  |  By Broadcom
Deliver a flawless digital experience with analytics-driven insights.
  |  By Broadcom
Organizations know there is value in data and analytics, but struggle to understand the different analytics capabilities and when to use them. And the shifting focus from descriptive to predictive and prescriptive analytics results in a much higher degree of difficulty. The answer lies in building a portfolio of analytics-driven capabilities to address the gamut of business needs.
  |  By Broadcom
The application programming interface (API) may be an old concept, but it's one that's undergoing a transformation. More organizations, driven by mobile and cloud requirements, are opening their information assets to external developers.
  |  By Broadcom
Organizations know there is value in data and analytics, but struggle to understand the different analytics capabilities and when to use them. And the shifting focus from descriptive to predictive and prescriptive analytics results in a much higher degree of difficulty. The answer lies in building a portfolio of analytics-driven capabilities to address the gamut of business needs.
  |  By Broadcom
The landscape for application performance management (APM) and network performance management (NPM) tools has changed enormously over the last few years, driven largely by changing infrastructure and application architectures.
  |  By Broadcom
To power the kind of high-level application performance that today's customer-driven world demands, you need to adopt an agile infrastructure monitoring approach. Here's how ...

Only Broadcom provides real-time application and infrastructure monitoring tools to help you deliver amazing user experiences the first time, every time. But we also offer proven expertise and knowledge gained from helping thousands of companies succeed. Count on us for the guidance and insight you need to transform your company.

Maximize visibility from mobile to the mainframe so you can maximize your customer’s experience:

  • Broadcom DX Application Performance Management (APM) helps global brands proactively identify and resolve issues across physical, virtual, containers, cloud and mobile applications. Broadcom DX APM offers analytics-driven insights that uniquely position your organization to deliver app experiences where every transaction becomes a loyalty-building transaction, differentiate your business and allow your experts to focus only on impactful issues.
  • In the digital world, apps need to look and feel great while delivering flawless end-to-end performance. Broadcom App Experience Analytics can help your business continually improve the app experience and capture essential opportunities in the app economy.
  • Broadcom Digital Experience Insights is an AIOps-driven platform, which correlates data across users, applications, infrastructure and network services. It applies machine learning and advanced analytics to deliver a new level of visibility and actionable operational intelligence.
  • Broadcom Unified Infrastructure Management (UIM) provides a single, analytics-driven solution for proactively and efficiently managing modern, cloud and hybrid IT infrastructures. Broadcom UIM is the only IT monitoring solution that provides intelligent analytics, comprehensive coverage and an open, extensible architecture. By leveraging the solution, your organization can speed mean time to repair, reduce monitoring efforts, accelerate new deployments and improve the end-user experience.
  • Network Operations Analytics from Broadcom is a big data, converged network monitoring platform with full-stack analytics for assuring traditional and software-defined networks. This network monitoring software converts inventory, topology, device metrics, faults, flow and packet analysis into actionable intelligence for network operations teams. Enterprise IT, managed service providers and cloud providers use our network monitoring tools to troubleshoot issues, optimize resources, demonstrate accountability, analyze anomalies and ensure application and service performance.
  • Broadcom Service Management is a robust enterprise class IT service management solution verified across 12 ITIL® processes by Pink Elephant. The solution is anchored by a modern and intuitive service desk featuring an innovation-award-winning user experience that allows analysts to work more naturally, to manage incidents faster and deliver better customer service.
  • Broadcom API Gateway and Broadcom Mobile API Gateway provide that perfect balance by selectively enabling the right users, apps and partners to access your data while protecting against external threats. They’re trusted by the most regulated and security-conscious organizations, with certifications like Common Criteria and FIPS, and can easily be configured for PCI-DSS compliance.

Future-proof your digital business with unmatched insight and intelligence.