If you are in IT Ops or DevOps, hardly a day goes by without someone mentioning AIOps. There are a few who think AIOps can replace IT Ops tools today. Others debate this, saying that AIOps is still a nascent field, and it will take a few more years until we see a full-fledged AIOps platform for IT operations management. But there’s always been a lot of confusion on how AIOps really works.

Recorded live at the Moogsoft User Conference, several product experts do a deep dive on Moogsoft Enterprise, our flagship AI platform for IT Operations. They go into specific features and capabilities, including the workflow engine and topology visualization. https://www.moogsoft.com/aiops-enterprise/

Moogsoft has over 50 mathematical patents and counting. Our AI is not an add-on feature -- it's core to our platform. In this session at the recent Moogsoft User Conference, Dr. Robert Harper, Moogsoft’s Chief Science Officer & VP of Engineering for Advanced Algorithms, explains how our algorithmic suite, and algorithmic and AI techniques offer our customers the true benefits of AIOps. By delivering deep contextual insights, Moogsoft AIOps enables IT Ops and DevOps teams to solve IT problems faster than products that rely on rules-based approaches.

Commercial AIOps Platforms compete with six software submarkets that roughly and conceptually align with the five dimensions of AIOps. Given the current size and promised growth of AIOps, it is not surprising that vendors dominating these submarkets will often attempt to extend their offerings with AIOps-like features. As a result, there can be confusion at the borders. Get the complete picture by watching this presentation from the recent Moogsoft User Conference.

Evangelist, strategist, AIOps technology pioneer, Richard Whitehead speaks to the capabilities of the new Moogsoft Express platform in this presentation for the recent Moogsoft User Conference.

Amer Deeba, Moogsoft's president and COO, kicks things off at Moogsoft's first user conference, held in October 2019 at the Swissotel in Chicago, IL.

DevOps means dev fails fast and ops fails never. The challenge is that the volume of data exceeds human ability to analyze it and take action before user experience degrades. In this session, Dutch telecom KPN shares how AIOps from Broadcom is helping connect operational systems and increase automation across their toolchain to breakdown DevOps silos and provide faster feedback loops by preventing problems from getting into production.