Technology Leader's Webinar | Navigating the Evolution of IT: The critical role of observability now and into the future

Technology Leader's Webinar | Navigating the Evolution of IT: The critical role of observability now and into the future

Navigating the evolution of IT: The critical role of observability now and into the future

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Overview

The rapid pace of technological change has introduced unprecedented complexity and risk for organisations, and the associated challenges can feel overwhelming. Whether it’s uncontrolled cloud expenses, complex software architectures, rapid innovation, emerging security threats, or high expectations around generative AI - there are many hurdles to navigate.

Observability has emerged as a critical solution to such issues, providing technologists and business stakeholders with real-time insights and proactive data-driven feedback loops to ensure the health, performance, and security of business applications.

New Relic’s 2024 Observability Forecast has found that organisations prioritising observability are placed at a significant advantage in terms of operational efficiency and business performance. In spite of this, 75% of organisations have not yet achieved full stack observability.

In this webinar, Peter Marelas, New Relic CTO for Asia Pacific and Japan, will explore the challenges preventing organisations from achieving this, discuss innovative use cases that demonstrate the real business value of observability, and share insights into what the generative AI integrated state of observability will look like.

Attendees will gain insights into:

Key trends driving the rapid uptake and adoption of observability

The ways organisations leverage observability to drive business impact

Challenges preventing full-stack observability

Tips for building an effective observability strategy

The evolution of intelligent observability required for the new era of AI.

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