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| Angelbeat | San Francisco, CA | May 15, 2013 |
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| NARA Information Technology Day | College Park, MD | May 19, 2013 |
Network Instruments Interop Survey Reveals Server Virtualization and Mobile Devices Present Greatest Datacenter Monitoring Challenges
Two-thirds of Survey Respondents Expect Bandwidth Demands to Increase by at Least 25 Percent in Next 12 Months, Further Compounding Demands on Datacenter Management
Two-Thirds of Interop Survey Participants Are Under-Prepared for BYOD
Nearly All Survey Respondents Have Personal Mobile Devices Connecting to their Network, Yet Only Few Have BYOD Policies in Place
APM: Identifying Hidden Costs
We all know the network team's job isn't about troubleshooting the network, but about resolving what went wrong with the application. So how do you compare different monitoring products to be sure you have the right solution for the job? Comparing product functions can be straightforward. But being certain a product fits within your budget is another matter.
Interop 2013: Separating Hot Trends from Show Hype
Learn about technologies and challenges that grabbed attention from EMA analyst Jim Frey
Interop Vegas is always ahead of the curve in providing the latest discussions and solutions to address an unending list of emerging IT challenges, including cloud, application performance, UC, BYOD, and more. We spoke with Jim Frey, EMA Analyst, about trends and highlights from this year's show. He also shared a his favorite moment from past Interop events.
The Coming Wave of IP-Based Live Videoconferencing
Video is a high-profile, extremely latency sensitive service that demands careful deployment to achieve acceptable end-user performance. It's high-bandwidth requirements further complicate rollouts and means all IT services must be considered to maintain overall acceptable delivery levels.
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EMA analyst Jim Frey speaks about the challenges and best practices for monitoring high speed networks.
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The 46th is saving people lots of money and lots of wasted effort that they weren't able to before. (Using Observer) they are actually helping people succeed, faster."
The ability to store large amounts of rolling data and then to have the ability to review this days, weeks, and even months later is invaluable and is the only way we can guarantee network health."
I use Observer every day of the week and it has never failed to let us quickly resolve the issue we are confronting. I don't expect that to change anytime soon."
Handling complaints can be a complex process. It's up to us to determine whether a performance problem is caused by the application code, server, network, or user. Using Observer's Expert Analysis feature makes it easy to spot the delay source and explain the problem to the correct IT team."