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Maximize the campus experience with next generation observability

See how higher education institutions can leverage full-stack observability to provide the best possible application experiences for students, staff and faculty. Now more than ever, delivering a superior user experience is fundamental to digital transformation — and not just in the corporate world. Higher education has discovered the value of digital experiences for engaging and supporting students, keeping faculty productive and satisfied and creating efficiencies that save money.

Configure a policy to detect and block attacks and exploits

With Cisco Secure Application, you can configure run-time policies to continuously monitor vulnerabilities and automatically find and block attacks. Your speed and uptime are maximized while the risk to your business is minimized. And your teams gain time to plan and remediate your environment.

Understanding Mobile User Journeys

Ensure each user has the best and most optimal mobile experience possible by understanding mobile user journeys. Bring teams together to understand how a user interacts with the mobile application in order to streamline operations and improve their experience. By leveraging data collectors, teams can gain an even deeper understanding of specific items in a shopping cart that was lost, for example, and their associated revenue. This information helps build a conversion chart giving the business an indication of how severe the problem may be to then help prioritize remediation efforts.

Four ways full-stack observability drives organizational success

Learn how full-stack observability can benefit your organization with real-time visibility into all layers of your IT infrastructure. With digital environments growing more complex, customer expectations are at an all-time high — and IT teams are being asked to manage more with fewer resources while also being “more strategic.” Impossible, right? Well, it can be without full-stack observability.

Using data collectors to compare a new feature

Leverage AppDynamics analytics to determine how a new feature introduced within an application proves to be an improvement or degradation. By creating and leveraging data collectors to look for a specific flag in a release, a new parameter or attribute, that indicates whether a feature is enabled, one can quickly gain insights as to whether there has been a performance improvement.

Identifying memory leaks with automatic leak detection

Proactively identify memory leaks that occur in production environments that cause performance issues by using Automatic Leak Detection. See how automated capabilities can assist teams with detecting and diagnosing these types of common issues before the application performance or customer experience is impacted, adversely affecting the business.

Cisco Secure Application Delivers Business Risk Observability for Cloud Native Applications

Built on Cisco's Full-Stack Observability Platform, Cisco Secure Application provides organisations with intelligent business risk insights to help them better prioritise issues, respond in real-time to revenue-impacting security risks and reduce overall organisational risk profiles.

Bi-directional Integration of Cisco AppDynamics and Cisco ThousandEyes

Get full visibility into every facet of your customer's digital experience What if you could see everything that impacts your digital supply chain—from the code to the infrastructure to the network and everything in between? With AppDynamics plus ThousandEyes - you can.

Cloud repatriation: What's behind the return to on-premises?

Find out why cloud repatriation is on the rise — and what makes on-premises the ideal approach for some businesses. Over the last ten years, the cloud has been touted as a game-changer. But, like magpies, have we all jumped on the “shiny object syndrome” bandwagon? Spending on public cloud services continues to show strong growth, with Gartner forecasting that by the end of 2023, worldwide end user spending on public cloud services will total nearly $600 billion.