Data is both a challenge and an asset for IT professionals, who rely on IT Operations Analytics (ITOA) to guide them towards operational excellence, system reliability, and swift incident resolution. So whether you’re seeking clarity on understanding what ITOA is and its connection to related technologies, are contemplating how to use it within your organization, or are curious about its enhanced efficiency and cost savings benefits, we’ve got you covered.

Organizations today rely on mobile device management (MDM) solutions to secure and manage corporate resources across a diverse range of devices. One such platform is Microsoft Intune, which offers security, patch, and access control features for mobile and desktop devices. Today, we look at Microsoft Intune and how Exoprise Service Watch helps customers ensure Intune is working well.

The 2023 Gartner Market Guide for Unified Endpoint Management Tools is here! This year’s report has been highly anticipated since Gartner retired the Magic Quadrant™ for unified endpoint management (UEM) tools last year. Organizations and IT professionals can use this research to understand the core capabilities to look out for when selecting a UEM solution, plus they’ll get insights into the future of the UEM market so they can align their investments accordingly.

Maybe you’re still using monolithic applications, built and refined over many years. You understand that shifting to microservices or containerized architectures is a huge and daunting task. You’re probably grappling with the limitations of legacy systems—maybe they’re slow, tough to update, or can’t scale as you’d like. And you’re likely using more traditional IT monitoring tools or even some cloud observability tools.

Uptime checker and website monitoring tools are vital to ensure carts and CTAs are working effectively for Black Friday & Christmas sales. Black Friday online sales reached almost $10 billion last year, and getting a share of that action can make or break a retailer’s year. With that kickoff to the holiday shopping season fast approaching, businesses must be ready with website security and online monitoring to ensure their online infrastructure is secure.

In today’s increasingly data-driven business landscape, security and compliance are more important for enterprise software than ever before. In an age where high-profile data breaches and regulatory violations seem to make headlines more frequently, enterprises must prioritize the protection of sensitive information while ensuring compliance with an exceedingly complicated labyrinth of legal and industry-specific requirements.

As more organizations embrace containerized applications, Kubernetes has emerged as the leading platform for orchestrating these containers. However, its complexity, combined with the inevitable reality of IT incidents, demands a well-defined strategy for managing disruptions. This article introduces Kubernetes incident management, describes common Kubernetes errors, and provides practical guidance to efficiently handle incidents.