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Improving Developer Efficiency

Developers are expensive to hire, and it takes time to get new hires up to speed. Getting the most out of developers and retaining them should be a priority for any organization. Fortunately, developers like creating new stuff, and organizations want new functionality. Therefore, if there was a way of minimizing the time spent fixing bugs, the new feature backlog would be reduced, and happy developers would stay around.

Carbon Footprint Reporting

We’re excited to share some big updates and enhancements that underscore our dedication to innovation and efficiency. Check out our new Carbon Footprint Reporting add-on feature, a sleek dark mode GUI theme, and major improvements to Business Entity tracking and Dashboard Widgets. Plus, we’ve added new custom components for better peripheral logging and expanded firmware update support for Panduit Gen6 rack PDU products.

Unlock the Value of Cloud: Introducing Splunk Cloud Value Calculator

In the rapidly evolving digital landscape, organizations are increasingly turning to the cloud powered with AI capabilities to enhance efficiency, scalability and innovation. Splunk, a leader in security and data observability, has been at the forefront of this transformation.

Debug (even) faster with 8 Sentry updates

Over the past few months, we introduced several new features and capabilities. While we released larger product updates like Trace Explorer, Insights modules, and our JavaScript V8 SDK (to name a few), it’s the smaller, iterative improvements that really make a big difference in your debugging workflow. Let’s dive into 8 recent updates that you should know about.

Setting up and Understanding OpenTelemetry Collector Pipelines Through Visualization

Observability provides many business benefits, but comes with costs as well. Once the (not-insignificant) work of picking a platform, taking an inventory of your applications and infrastructure, and getting buyin from leadership (both from the business and engineering sides of the house) is done, you then have to actually instrument your applications to emit data, and build the data pipeline that sends that data to your observability system.

Introduction to AWS Enterprise Support Plans

Amazon Web Services (AWS) has revolutionized the cloud computing industry by offering a wide range of services designed to provide flexibility, scalability, and cost-efficiency to businesses of all sizes. Selecting and using the appropriate support plan is essential to making the most of AWS's advantages. For all types of needs, from small businesses to multinational corporations, AWS provides a variety of support plans. This blog will examine the various AWS enterprise support plans and share how working with a partner-led enterprise support can increase the advantages even more while saving money.

5 Reasons Why You Should Work with a FinOps Consulting Partner

In today's world, digital transformation, cloud computing, DevOps, and serverless computing aren't just #trending terms-they're essential for keeping your organization running smoothly. As technology evolves, businesses need to keep pushing for innovation while making sure their cloud infrastructure is flexible, scalable, and reliable. Gartner's got some eye-opening predictions.

Using CDPs to Create Personalized Customer Experiences

The Modern market is saturated and competitive, making personalization not only a trend but a necessity. This growing expectation has led to an increase in Customer Data Platform development. These platforms collect, integrate, and orchestrate customer data out of silos, enabling businesses to provide exclusive and timely interactions. In this article, we'll delve into how Customer Data Platforms promote personalization, explore techniques for segmentation and targeting, and showcase successful personalization strategies.

Enhancing Business Cybersecurity with Threat Intelligence Management

Businesses face numerous cyber threats and they need to use all the security measures at their disposal to stay protected. However, some security incidents can catch them off guard, especially if they are zero-day attacks. To avoid being blindsided, cybersecurity professionals use threat intelligence to learn about new threats. Threat intelligence provides details on the specific attacks that organizations are exposed to, like how they affect an IT system, how they can be detected, and the mitigation measures to use against them, but this does not work as easily as it seems.