The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) recently introduced a groundbreaking API-based logging and monitoring mechanism (LAMA) framework to address the increasing concerns surrounding technical glitches in stockbrokers’ digital trading systems.
As networks become more highly dynamic, managing an entire network efficiently is not an easy task. When it comes to network monitoring, all you need to figure out is the type of network devices and the specific metrics you need to monitor. But when it comes to network management, there’s more to be taken into account, from network security, bandwidth hogs, change management, and policy management to performance optimization.
Brocade network switches encompass a variety of switch models that cater to diverse networking needs. In today’s intricate networking landscape, manually handling these switches with varying configurations and commands within a large network infrastructure can be a daunting task. This complexity often leads to human errors such as misconfigurations. How can you optimize your network environment effectively when utilizing a variety of Brocade switches and eliminate the need for manual management?
Top tips is a weekly column where we highlight what’s trending in the tech world today and list out ways to explore these trends. This week we’re looking at five ways ways you can build upon the basics and start incorporating AI in your everyday. AI technology is now utilized in some form by almost 77% of devices. Nearly every industry has incorporated, or is trying to incorporate, AI in some way or another.
Tomcat has been a trusted platform for managing your Java based web applications, Java Server Pages (JSPs) and Java Servlets. But who is the one reliable soldier watching Tomcat’s back while you are boosting the efficiency of your organization? We have the answer: your monitoring tool. Complete visibility into the infrastructure and comprehensive insights ensure IT administrator can properly manage their organization’s IT infrastructure.
Five worthy reads is a regular column on five noteworthy items we’ve discovered while researching trending and timeless topics. This week, we explore whether digital transformation can solve DataOps challenges. Data is the new oil in the modern digital economy, and businesses today are producing more data than ever before. Without any proper process in place, firms globally are finding it overwhelming to navigate through the pool of data.
Top tips is a weekly column where we highlight what’s trending in the tech world today and list out ways to explore these trends. This week we’re looking at five ways your business can minimize unplanned network downtime. Network downtime is the bane of the IT service provider. It disrupts not only internal operations, but can greatly inconvenience your customer who relies on the uninterrupted access to and the full functioning of your product or service.
Soaring inflation, rising interest rates, supply chain disruption, spikes in chip costs, war, and other market crises have collectively crippled the global economy. As a result, businesses across industries and sizes have started tightening their belt, looking for any way to optimize their spending. With businesses running on a digital layer, optimizing spending on technology holds prominence. CIOs and CTOs now feel more accountable for every penny that goes into IT.
Hello again! Continuing from our previous blog, in today’s blog we will delve into a crucial decision that organizations often face when considering AIOps implementation—the build vs. buy dilemma. During our LinkedIn Live event on Mapping the impact of AIOps for CIOs, CTOs, and IT managers, we explored the factors to consider when making the build-versus-buy decision and how it impacts an organization’s journey toward efficient IT operations.
Approximately 70% of users abandon their shopping carts solely due to a poor end-user experience. Creating a seamless experience for end users is crucial for enhancing customer loyalty and establishing a positive brand reputation. The user-friendliness of a product plays a pivotal role in its success and recognition within the mass market. If a product’s usability is lacking, customers may choose to opt for the services of a competitor instead.
