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Looking Back: Breaking the IT Cultural Bottleneck
As new platforms and architectures brought DX stakeholders closer together in 2015, there came upon them a vision that technology silos may not have been what was separating them.
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What Feels Like SaaS, Acts Like SaaS But Isn’t SaaS?
Digital performance management company Dynatrace’s Ruxit division announced a new software monitoring service — Ruxit Managed — which allows on-premises management of data. Ruxit Managed combines website availability and performance monitoring, application performance management (APM), physical and virtual server monitoring, cloud metrics and cloud monitoring “to help organizations
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The Whole Bit About Performance and DX #Perform2015
Customers are becoming less patient, we were told during APM maker Dynatrace’s Perform 2015 conference in Orlando this week. Their relative level of perturbment (my term for it, can you tell?) could be measured at, say, 10 seconds waiting for a page to load in 1995.
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Can a ‘Customer Performance Index’ Be for Real? #Perform2015
The goal for Dynatrace is to produce an application performance-monitoring platform that businesses will want, not just IT departments. If you’re in IT and thinking, “But I am the business,” then this article is for you. At the start of the Tuesday keynote session at Dynatrace’s Perform 2015 conference in
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‘Don’t Boil The Ocean’ and Other Insights From #Perform2015
Performance, performance, performance. That’s the focus of Perform 2015, Dynatrace LLC’s three — day user conference. The conference runs through tomorrow in Orlando. Dynatrace makes digital performance software used by companies such as Yahoo, Netflix, Panera Bread Co., Best Buy and Cisco Systems.
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The DX Case in Favor of Browsers #Perform2015
The web browser may still play a key role in everyday customer transactions, as long as much of the process of monitoring and managing those transactions continues to take browsers — specifically, the various brands of browsers — into account. Last week, in my regular Friday op-ed, I made
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