Too Much IT Operations Data? Try Analyzing It With Cognitive Insights

4 December 2013

By Edith Stern
The combination of analytics and cognitive computing are the ideal solution for solving the IT operations data puzzle. These tools can simplify IT problem detection, predicting issues, and quickly isolating their root causes. With analytics and cognitive computing, IT administrators can now tackle the Big Data challenge posed by IT operations head on, unlocking the true potential of such valuable data. Full Article

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Change management using Evolven’s IT Operations Analytic

19 November 2013

by Scott Matteson
Evolven is designed to track and report change across an array of operating systems, databases, servers, and more to help pinpoint inconsistencies. It can also assist you in preventing issues and determining root causes of problems. Full Article

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Why Change and Configuration Management Needs Analytics

19 November 2013

By Sasha Gilenson
Analytics-driven management stands to end the key challenges that constrain change and configuration management. By applying powerful analytics to the overwhelming change and configuration data, IT Operations Analytics (ITOA) technology can turn massive amounts of information into clear, actionable insights. Full Article

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19 November 2013

IT operations analytics tools enable CIOs and senior IT operations managers to monitor their business operational data and metrics. The tools are similar to a business intelligence platform that business unit managers use to drive business performance. IT operations analytics tools enable users to assess efficiency, optimize IT investments, correlate trends, and understand and maximize IT opportunities that support the business.

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15 November 2013

by Deepak Advani
Over the past few years, the technology industry has made enormous strides in how we translate and learn from Big Data. We’ve applied cognitive intelligence to analytics methods to not only interpret data, but to clearly see and learn from patterns in our business operations, customer trends and physical infrastructures – just to name a few. And the results have transformed our industries, marketing and cities. So why not apply this same intelligence to our IT systems?

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New Data Center 'BIG DATA' Realities Demand New IT Analytics Approach

15 November 2013

by Sasha Gilenson
The combination of growing data volume, variety, velocity and increasing system complexity is forcing many traditional approaches in IT to change, ushering in IT Operations Analytics solutions to take on this challenge. Full Article

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Monitoring not enough for firms where IT and business are indistinguishable

14 November 2013

by Karl Flinders
IT operations analytics software can help businesses understand the information being monitored to detect potential problems early on. The market for these technologies is set to grow as businesses become more digitised and the business and IT become singular. Full Article

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IT Operations Analytics explained by customers and experts

05 November 2013

by Ryan Boyles
With the overwhelming amount of data being created every day, many data sources have gone unnoticed as a source of key value. IT operational data is one of these untapped resources. If you are in charge of business critical systems and operations, how can you comb through the massive amount of information generated by those systems? Only small percentage of data collected in IT is used to inform where there are inefficiencies and where efficiency gains can be made. Full Article

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IBM applies predictive analysis to IT operations

05 November 2013

by Joab Jackson
IBM is not alone in its pursuit of the emerging field of applying analysis to IT operations data. Hewlett-Packard is also planning to launch its Operations Analytics platform by the end of this year. Full Article

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How Big Data Analytics Can Optimize your IT And Create Competitive Advantage

31 October 2013

by Mark van Rijmenam
Big data for the data centre and your IT network is new and Gartner defined this sector as “IT Operations Analytics.” They expect this market to be mainstream in 2018, making up 10% of the $20+ billion IT Operations Management software category. Full Article

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