December 2022 Newsletter
Welcome to this quarter´s newsletter
As we approach the end of this calendar year, it’s a good time to look ahead to our priorities and plans for 2023.
The last year has seen significant regulatory developments for operational resilience around the world. In March, the Financial Conduct Authority’s long-awaited new rules came into effect, giving firms operating in the UK clear instructions to carry out that, once implemented, will greatly strengthen the overall resilience of the financial sector.
Then just last month, the European Parliament voted to formalise its equivalent legislation, the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA), which goes even further to embed the principles of operational resilience into the legal foundation of Europe’s financial sector. And authorities in both America and across Asia are quickly following suit.
The growing global focus on operational resilience has reinforced our mission for the constant development of our solutions, to ensure they keep pace with these changing requirements. And one of the highlights of the last year certainly includes the launch of our latest product, Obcerv, in the summer. Its launch represents a new era of performance monitoring that is compatible with the complexities of modern hybrid IT estates.
Looking ahead to 2023, we are conscious of the troubling global economic outlook. However, we remain confident that the year ahead will offer opportunities that our team is as excited as ever to begin exploring.
We would like to take this opportunity to reiterate our thanks to you for your continued support this and every year, as well as to share our warmest wishes for the festive period and a happy New Year when it comes.
From the team at ITRS Group
Articles:
For optimal IT health, context is everything
Without observability, using traditional monitoring tools to gauge the health of your entire IT environment is difficult. It is like taking your temperature to see why your foot hurts. Read more here.
How to improve the DevOps and monitoring relationship
DevOps brings many benefits to monitoring, from improved visibility to alert “noise” reduction, but there are some barriers that need to be addressed. Read more here.
Observability and the monitoring maturity model
In today’s increasingly complex hybrid IT environments, you can no longer rely on traditional monitoring to provide true operational resilience. For this you require observability. Read more here.
E$G: Capacity planning for carbon & cost reduction
For companies with large IT environments, failure to reduce electricity consumption doesn’t just cost you money, it also compromises your environmental & social governance (ESG) goals. Read more here.
Our products updates:
- Geneos embraces OpenTelemetry for complete observability
“There’s something happening here, what it is ain’t exactly clear…” as Buffalo Springfield once said. Read more here.
- Cloud Cost Optimisation with Capacity Planner
Capacity Planner is ITRS’s solution to observability of server infrastructure capacity and cloud costs. Read more here.
- Opsview Infrastructure Monitoring Update
On the 18th of November we released the beta version of our new Infrastructure Agent for Opsview. Read more here.
- Keep track of Core Web Vitals using ITRS Uptrends for a successful SEO strategy
If you are looking to improve the quality of your website and offer a superior user experience, then you are likely looking to improve SEO by whatever technologies are available to accomplish that goal. Read more here.
