Applications serve as the backbone of countless operations, driving productivity, customer experience and business success. Tracking and managing their performance is therefore critical to maintain continuity and efficiency, enabling IT teams to proact Continue...

It's common for modern businesses to rely on 2,000+ custom-developed applications and it requires substantial cost, time and effort to ensure 24/7 optimal performance of those applications. IT Ops teams depend on advanced application performance monito Continue...

Several months ago, the team here at Zenoss made some key predictions about infrastructure and service monitoring for 2019. Among them was this observation: A strategy relying on multiple disparate solutions to track the performance of the various aspe Continue...

We are excited to be recognized as a Leader in The Forrester Wave™: Intelligent Application and Service Monitoring, Q2 2019. It covers vendors from infrastructure and cloud monitoring, application performance monitoring (APM) and AIOps. Rather than pub Continue...

You’re told you need a unified monitoring solution. But here’s the problem: so many vendors say they do unified monitoring — especially IT infrastructure monitoring (ITIM) vendors and application performance monitoring (APM) vendors. What you do know i Continue...

By: Kent Erickson>> Remember how I explained that the Zenoss Live Model helps by automatically tracking connections between the things in your data center? (Part One and Two) Well, when it comes to modeling application impact you need to be in co Continue...

By: Brian Wilson >> IT leaders today are tasked with one simple directive – make sure everything works all the time. Sure, that is flippant, but the reality is not that far from the literal. We used to get away with telling our line of business o Continue...

Last week I was at the 2014 Gartner IT Infrastructure and Operations Summit in Orlando, Florida. Now that I’m back, I wanted to take a few minutes and share with you some of my key takeaways from the summit. Too Many Tools Remains a Problem While in Or Continue...

In July of 2011, Gartner announced they were retiring their Magic Quadrant for IT Event Correlation and Analysis.  Gartner wrote, “New technologies are influencing and fundamentally reshaping what has been know as the IT event correlation and analysis Continue...