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ITRS appoints James Colquhoun as Chief Financial Officer
ITRS, the leading provider of real-time estate monitoring and analytics software to global financial institutions, today announced that it has appointed James Colquhoun as Chief Financial Officer (CFO).
Banks invite risk by locking in a single cloud vendor
As financial services firms speed up cloud adoption, they sometimes lock in a single cloud vendor for crucial operations. In doing so, they risk compromising their resilience and could fall afoul of regulators.
Digital excellence gives UNC – Chapel Hill a competitive edge
When the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC–Chapel Hill) was looking for help to deliver consistent, outstanding digital services to its students, it turned to ITRS Opsview and Uptrends.
Why the 'Virtual Cockpit' model risks IT turbulence
Are you in IT Ops or Application Support at an organization that runs highly consequential apps such as trading platforms in capital markets? If so, consider yourself the pilot.
Monitor real users for complete operational resilience
Excellent service means knowing at any given point what it’s like to be in the customer’s shoes: Operational resilience makes sure it can happen.
ITRS opens new US office in Boston
ITRS is excited to announce the opening of a new office in Boston, Massachusetts, one of the top three SaaS technology centers in the United States. The Boston office, along with our NYC location, will help us to connect with our US customers more closely.
Cybersecurity and the SEC lawsuit: The vital role of observability in safeguarding your organization
Cybersecurity remains a priority for technology users - and regulators.
Neogrid: Transforming supply chain challenges into opportunities with Uptrends
Are you looking to enhance product availability globally while reducing excess inventory? Neogrid has leveraged ITRS Uptrends to provide web-based applications that seamlessly align business inventories with customer demand.