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Memfault would like to introduce you to Device Vitals. To ensure that your product maintains its quality even after it is launched, it is crucial to monitor three key indicators for your devices in the field: stability, connectivity, and battery life. By collecting Device Vitals, you can have access to valuable data that helps you understand the overall health of your fleet and the quality of your product.

This launch week special includes an overview of our newly release Device Vitals feature set. Device Vitals gives teams the ability to measure firmware stability, battery life, and connectivity performance for any embedded device, right out of the box.

In this video Memfault Field CTO Thomas will walk you through each step to get your MCU based device integrated on Memfault and reporting crash data and our newly released, Device Vitals into Memfault. This walk through is using an ESP32 based device but the same principles can be applied to any MCU and we have lots of guidance available for different chipsets in our technical documentation.

François Baldassari reveals our biggest product release yet. This pivotal launch marks a new era in IoT device performance monitoring, ensuring unparalleled insights into software stability, battery health, and connectivity— the three critical aspects of device vitality. Our latest breakthrough allows for the precise evaluation of your devices' quality, enabling swift identification and resolution of any issues. With François leading the charge, explore how our newest innovation empowers you to.

In this latest episode of the NetOps Expert, Nestor Falcon, from the NetOps by Broadcom product team, explains how to troubleshoot issues in modern networks in five easy steps. He will walk us through examples of how a network operations team can use DX NetOps by Broadcom to determine the root cause of a network degradation issue that affected users accessing a cloud application.

In this episode, I talk to Shamus McGillicuddy, VP of Research at EMA about how IT organizations are improving network management with intelligent systems based on artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML). Sometimes known as AIOps, these AI/ML technologies are helping organizations optimize their networks, streamline operations, and reduce security risk. We break down his research and get to real use cases that network teams can utilize today.