Dynatrace: New Approach to Digital Performance Management - Gartner Symposium Nov16 Michael Allen
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New cloud stacks, containers, micro-services, automation and DevOps is driving an explosion of application code and infrastructure complexity. It's now nearly impossible to solve the Digital Application Performance Management challenges with traditional tools and approaches. Hear how we are delivering on our vision for Digital performance management, and how the role of digital virtual assistants might transcend into your enterprise. Meet D.A.V.I.S.
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- 1. Dynatrace: New (AI) Approach to Digital Performance Management Powered by AI – Meet D.A.V.I.S Join - Michael Allen – VP EMEA & CTO and D.A.V.I.S Wednesday 9 Nov 2016 | 13:10 – 13:30 | ITxpo Stage B Booth 918 | Gartner Symposium – Barcelona 2016 | 6 – 10 November 2016
- 2. Today’s APM Functional Demands Comprehensive End User Experience Monitoring – Real & Synthetic1 PurePath – End-2-End Transaction Following2 PureStack – Component Monitoring in Context of Transaction3 PureModel - RunTime Transaction Dependency Mapping4 PureLytics – Intelligent Operational Analytics5 Lifecycle Collaboration – Single System & Integrated Load Testing6
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