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Dear Current and Future Moogsoft Customers, I am happy to announce that Dell Technologies has acquired Moogsoft on September 17, 2023. This is good news for existing and future Moogsoft and Dell customers. Earlier this year Moogsoft embarked upon raising capital to accelerate growth.
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.
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.
IT operations teams are challenged to keep pace with the rapid speed of digital transformation. As companies use more cloud-based apps, increase agile deployments, and develop new microservices-based applications, they add layers and complexity to their technology stacks, making life increasingly challenging for ITOps performance.
Maintaining your Configuration Management Database’s (CMDB) accuracy, keeping it fully updated, and improving its performance is a frustrating and elusive goal for ITOps and IT leaders. Aiming for this ‘golden’ CMDB standard can feel like running on a treadmill where you’re putting in a lot of work, but remain as distant as ever from your goal. Can IT leaders ever catch up?