AIOps news stories

"Our new research has revealed that MSPs, global enterprises and other technology organisations, are struggling to operate efficiently and ensure uptime as they remain short staffed."

Key senior technology management from the company have issued their predictions for 2022, providing advice to enterprises on trends in the year ahead for Zero Trust, blockchain, Wi-Fi, AIOps, cloud and 5G adoption.

According to Micro Focus SBP and GM of ITOM, Rohit De Souza, the goal was to take its on-premise AIOps solution and deliver it through SaaS.

Virtana has announced the availability of Virtana Platform in AWS Marketplace. 

Juniper Networks has announced new AI enterprise features enabling customers to scale and simplify the rollout of campus wired and wireless networks. 

By 2023, 75% of Global 2000 IT organisations will have adopted automated operations to transform their IT workforce, according to IDC.

Micro Focus has been recognised as the global leader in AI predictive analytics by Research in Action.

"To succeed in the digital transformation, network operations teams need to ensure quality of user experience on any application from anywhere."

The only way to maintain a competitive customer experience is to analyse and act on a complex, distributed set of data to proactively diagnose issues.

End-users can now combine Everbridge’s CEM platform with xMatters’ solutions to support their digital transformation and mitigate cyber-incidents. 

AIOps offers engineers the ability to harness AI and machine learning to predict possible issues, determine root causes, and intelligently drive automation to resolve them.

The acquisition brings iZeno’s partnerships with Red Hat, Atlassian, several public cloud hyperscalers under the Logistics umbrella, along with over a dozen other partners.

The enhanced Edge Services Platform unifies IoT, IT, and OT networks into one platform that integrates with Aruba partner technologies.

As companies adapt to ongoing digital transformation, they will soon realise that they need more than just a dedicated IT team to view and manage the company’s IT infrastructure. That’s where AIOps comes in.

Aruba says its new solution helps organisations maintain business continuity through its ability to continually analyse network, user and device insights. 

The rise of AIOps has come about thanks to many older, legacy tools no longer being able to cope with the huge volume, speed and diversity of data being created in modern IT environments.