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The appointments follow what the company is calling a year of ‘strong team growth’.

How can businesses expect to scale for their biggest day when a single, unified view of their infrastructure doesn’t exist? The impact on the business is too high to ignore, writes New Relic APJ executive vice-president and general manager Dmitri Chen.

Five-year agreement includes strategic go-to-market collaboration, increased product integrations and development.

"Without observability, it would be challenging to accelerate time-to-market or rapidly scale without compromising uptime and the performance of complex environments."

"We are absolutely thrilled to have two very seasoned executives join us at New Relic as we help customers chart and execute on their plans for digital delivery and cloud services."

By taking steps to create visibility across their entire tech stacks, companies can create a modern environment and a culture of visibility while gaining full observability across their infrastructure. 

As technology becomes more complex, monitoring on its own isn’t an effective strategy to ensure that quality software is developed and tested in order to then perform at its best in production.

New research in six developed nations, including Australia, found that the lack of a true DevOps culture was hindering development teams’ ability to develop more perfect software.

There’s a strong sense of urgency for companies to move away from archaic and costly systems and towards establishing a clear plan for cloud migration and digital transformation before the year is out.  

Introduces Tech Partner Programme and expands and tailors programme benefits for channel partners that may have multiple business models.

IT investments and initiatives that drive operational effectiveness, build a data-driven organisation, and acquire and retain customers are key priorities for Australian CIOs.

There are three main areas that IT leaders must focus on when striving to ensure business continuity is maintained during the pandemic.

Sharryn Napier has been named as the new regional vice president for New Relic's Australian and New Zealand division. 

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.

The acronym M.E.L.T. is used to define four essential data types: metrics, events, logs and traces.

Today, teams need to monitor their applications and infrastructure through observability, as opposed to traditional monitoring.

Observability is the answer for when traditional monitoring won’t suffice, and when modern software teams need to play offense with software.

Moving data is one of the most challenging parts of migration, and where the data is stored mid-migration can have a huge impact on the performance of the applications, New Relic says.

Organisations now routinely mine software performance data to achieve ambitious business results, says New Relic.

"While the cloud is now global, cultural differences will always be reflected in even small ways."

New Relic's Lee Atchison says there are a number of barriers for businesses that are going 'all-in' for the cloud.

"Migrating to the cloud is easy, right? What could possibly go wrong? There are at least four things I can think of."

Cloud computing is now mainstream. That's a fact, writes Lee Atchison.

New Relic’s Jill Macmurchy explains exactly how putting off the move to the cloud could negatively impact an organisation’s bottom-line.