NiCE IT Management Solutions has unveiled a new suite of dashboards designed to enhance the monitoring and visualization of critical enterprise applications, including Microsoft 365, Oracle, DB2, and VMware, within the SquaredUp platform. These dashboards are built on top of NiCE’s SCOM Management Packs, offering a seamless integration that provides IT teams with deeper insights and greater control over their monitoring environments.

AIOps and Observability Market is set to catapult with the advent of Generative AI and as per the recent Cisco article Observability is soon set-to-be a $34 billion market opportunity and CloudFabrix plays a vital role in this evolving landscape as it seamlessly integrates AIOps, Observability, and GenAI to offer a comprehensive solution that enhances IT Operations and drives industry-specific innovations.

Developing web-based applications often requires a robust, scalable, and efficient database solution that can handle dynamic data needs. Azure SQL Server provides developers with a cloud-based platform that fulfills these requirements. By combining Azure SQL Server with modern web development technologies, developers can build powerful, data-driven web applications that offer distinctive user experiences.

Elastic has been named a Leader in the 2024 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Observability Platforms. The need for observability platforms continues to evolve as operations teams deal with increased complexity and exponential data growth. Emerging trends like generative AI are driving a paradigm shift in proactive root cause detection and resolution.

Cloudsmith does more than store and manage artifacts. It protects them, too. In this article, we explain how you can prevent software supply chain threats by using our platform as a vital isolation layer between your binaries and risks in public open source repositories.

Modern businesses are built on a collection of hardware, software, and services produced by dozens of vendors. The average enterprise uses more than 1,000 applications. The average desktop kit uses over three dozen devices and applications, many made by different companies. And emerging integrated systems rely on myriad technologies in data centers and cloud services. Your business may have even more layers to contend with.