Want a $2.5 Million Dollar Windfall? Upgrade Your Application Monitoring!!!

Want a $2.5 Million Dollar Windfall? Upgrade Your Application Monitoring!!!

I’ve seen a lot of changes in the 25 years that I have been working in Technology.  One thing that hasn’t changed is how technology continues to be a driver for business outcomes. On the other hand, what is always changing is the business application platform - from Client-server to Java monolith to SOA - and now to microservices.

This recent article by Bojan Simic looks at eight different aspects of business outcomes tied to IT Performance (specifically, managing IT). The number 1 organizational issue is a Lack of Efficiency, which is leading to AN AVERAGE ANNUAL LOSS of $2.5M from ineffective microservice monitoring.

There’s a set of successful companies that built solutions for SOA because the J2EE tools couldn’t hack it - and now those previously successful solutions struggle with microservices, cloud-native and serverless workloads. That’s why once again, a COMPLETELY NEW APPROACH is needed to monitor application performance.

DON’T WAIT!!!!!!!! Every workload you deploy without the right monitoring in place risks a catastrophic failure - making sure you get to your $2.5M in losses. Avoid those losses with a modern Observability Platform.


Buffi Gresh

DevOps Leader, Speaker, Strategic Advisor, Hyper Growth Tech, Chief of Staff, Business Value Modeling, Enablement, Business Development, GTM, Tech Jobs

2y

Love the tie to actual metrics Rodney Suiste :) especially because most people would think infrastructure over-architecting is higher. The price of people's time is huge and often not considered a "true" loss. Nice to have $2.5M reinvested into innovation!

Alex Sammons

Building the future of software observability @ Instana

2y

I could do a lot of good things that I could do with a 2.5m windfall!

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Chris Farrell

Entrepreneur, Observability Strategist helping companies optimize their use of technology

2y

Great perspective Rodney - it's hard to believe the AVERAGE loss from not having microservice performance management is $2.5M

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