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The IT landscape has fundamentally changed.
It used to be that everything was in the enterprise perimeter
Applications were the data center
You had workers in branch offices
You had a managed network connecting those things
And you had tools if something went wrong
That’s just not the case anymore. Now…
Applications are becoming more modular
Everything is moving to the cloud
Best-of-breed API services
Many workers are remote or hybrid.
Because of that…networks are everywhere
As an enterprise, you need to be able to connect users and apps together over any network
The Internet has become the underlay for enterprises today
It’s a very different environment than traditional IT
We’re in a world defined by an entirely new stack.
Cloud is the new data center
Internet is the new network
SaaS is the new app stack – not just for your employees – apps are built top of other apps.
Home is the new office
The center of gravity is now external. What all these things have in common is that you don’t own any of it – you’ve gained agility, but what you’ve had to give up is control. And you’ve taken on the responsibility to deliver service outcomes across a huge number of dependencies you don’t own.
The challenge of this new management paradigm is that it requires visibility.
But everything outside your environment becomes a big black box.
It could be the service provider, it could be an application, it could be an edge service — and you just don’t know.
It takes an incredible amount of time and resources just to determine the problem — or you may not find the problem at all.
It’s not just about troubleshooting. It’s also about knowing where you optimize, where you should make the investments, and where to pay down your technical debt.
[TIP] Question audience on any recent challenges they have faced and/or include a personal customer anecdote with metrics.
It’s estimated that companies lose $700 billion a year due to downtime.
70% of those outages are caused by cloud providers and ISPs.
Downtime is not just massive outages, but also systemic issues. 59% of Fortune 500 companies have nearly 2 hours of downtime every week.
That translates into lost business, disruption of the workforce, and reputational damage.
This is where ThousandEyes comes in…
Our mission is to help companies, see, understand and improve connected experiences everywhere
How do we do this?
So… how this works
We have thousands of global vantage points:
Cloud agents connected to Tier 2 and 3 networks around the globe as well as in public clouds
As well as Endpoint agents, which are designed to sit on worker devices
And Enterprise agents that can be deployed by enterprises within things they do own. Like on-prem, and their data center, or even in their own virtual private cloud
From that, we collect billions of metrics daily across every layer, whether that’s user experience, application, DNS, network routing.
We correlate all of these metrics and from that enable collective insight.
Whether it's customer or internal facing applications.
Whether it's your workforce.
Whether it's your SD-WAN, secure edge, or SASE infrastructure.
We enable you to see across all of these critical areas to understand experience.