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Digital transformation continues to accelerate. This is happening in dynamic multicloud environments. While helping organizations deliver successful business outcomes, these environments introduce new challenges: - IT complexity: Today’s IT environments bring a scale and frequency of change that is exponentially greater than that of the old data-center world. - Lack of visibility: Traditional tools and manual attempts to interpret millions to billions of data points result in major blind spots. - Increased user expectations: To maintain productivity, collaborate efficiently, and meet customer and business demands, teams need to transform how they work. In this webinar, Dynatrace and ServiceNow execs will describe how the enhanced-bidirectional integration between their platforms helps solve these challenges, delivering closed-loop, automated IT Operations Management (ITOM) workflows with AI-assistance to provide smarter answers and precise topology and service mapping for multicloud environments. With deep observability from Dynatrace and automated workflow and configuration data from ServiceNow, this partnership provides customers with problem identification and root-cause analysis, as well as remediation and confirmation of resolution. This helps transform how digital teams work, enabling them to accomplish more with less time, resources, and money.

As demand for digital transformation soars, CIOs are under pressure to transform how their teams work. How are they faring? We surveyed 700 CIOs from around the world to get their unfiltered perspectives on the challenges of combating complex multicloud environments. The key takeaway: Observability, automation and AI have become essential to digital business success. Join Dynatrace CTO & Founder, Bernd Greifeneder, and CMO, Mike Maciag, as they discuss how this change impacts organizations who are looking to digitally transform, and why automatic and intelligent observability is a need, not an option. Specifically, the pair will discuss: - Factors influencing the acceleration of digital transformation, as well as cloud complexity, and the biggest challenges organizations are facing in the race to keep up. - The impact of observability, automation, and AI on maximizing the potential of IT teams, and putting them on the path to NoOps. - How an AI-powered approach drives greater collaboration, productivity, and innovation across an organization.

We recently commissioned a study of 700 CIOs, primarily from $1 billion-plus enterprise companies and almost 90% of them agreed, digital transformation has accelerated in the last 12 months. And interestingly, of the CIOs surveyed, 70% said their team is forced to spend too much time doing manual tasks that could be automated. In this Power Demo, you will learn how to solve this challenge and more. - Leverage AWS Distributor to roll-out Dynatrace securely over a dynamically scaling EC2 fleet. - Augment AWS Cloud Watch with topology aware full-stack observability to ensure that every single AWS service is running smoothly. - Use Dynatrace’ Davis AI engine to automatically pinpoint anomaly root-causes. This frees up significant engineering resources to focus on innovation rather than bug-fixing. - Scale safely to very large multi-cloud environments with management zones. - Bring dev, ops and biz teams together with a single source of truth and automatic remediation workflows. - Utilize Dynatrace’s extensive partnership with AWS to optimize use case-specific solutions and simplify procurement.

PurePath is Dynatrace’s patented technology for out-of-the-box distributed tracing and code-level insights. It provides end-to-end visibility across complex application environments without blind spots, integrating code-level visibility and diagnostics that incorporate Dynatrace’s expertise in application optimization. Now, the next-generation of PurePath goes even further to support the latest cloud-native architectures, giving you intelligent observability for serverless applications, containers, microservices, service mesh, and integrating with the latest open source standards such as OpenTelemetry. In this power demo, you will experience the power of PurePath including these latest advances. You’ll learn: - What is PurePath, and how does it differ from standard distributed tracing? - How can you use PurePath as a foundation for deep application analysis, diagnostics, and optimization? - How can PurePath help you get end-to-end observability for the latest cloud-native applications and technologies? - How is PurePath supporting the latest open standards like OpenTelemetry and OpenTracing?

As banks accelerate the modernization of their critical infrastructure and business platforms, they’re coming across considerations they’ve never seen before. Application development needs to happen at the speed of light, in real time. The bank’s architecture needs to be open and agile. But effectively managing what seems to be an increasingly complex web of platforms and workloads is the key to simplifying the IT environment. On December 1st, join our guest speaker, Jerry Silva, Research Vice President of IDC Financial Insights as he discusses managing the future state of banking.

The new normal for retail customers, the workforce, and business operations will be radically different in coming years. However, retailers do not have years to adapt, and as a result, 35.4% are investing in technology to close DX gaps. Retailers with leading digital commerce and fulfillment capabilities outperformed peers from a year over year growth perspective, offering evidence of the value in investing in the right technologies, business processes, and people to serve the consumer. The new normal requires continued investment in contactless and digital business, data to drive intelligent processes and workflow, and modernized IT. Join our guest speaker, Leslie Hand, GVP of IDC Retail and Financial Insights to hear more about: - Trends in digital transformation and e-Commerce - Data, analytics and AI efforts to prioritize gain insights into business operations, products, and/or ecosystems - IT automation - Guidance for retail IT teams

GCP’s market maturity is now easily on par with Azure and AWS as proven by its solid 67% annual growth. Dynatrace provides automatic and intelligent observability into both, the GCP platform infrastructure as well as your applications including user experience. In this demo you’ll learn how to: - Use Google Cloud Service metrics (formerly Stackdriver) to understand health and performance of your platform - Deliver outstanding customer value with full-stack application and UX monitoring - Get deep, contextual insights into Google Kubernetes Engine cluster and workloads - Utilize the efficiency of Dynatrace automation and AI to drive your digital transformation - Scale safely to very large environments with management zones

In his last Power Demo, Willie Hicks, Regional Manager, Sales Engineering- Federal, highlighted how the new Dynatrace FedRAMP’d platform allows our Federal customers to receive the same AI-powered, end-to-end observability as our commercial customers. We also learned about how the Dynatrace software intelligence platform assists our public and private sector customers in achieving their digital transformation and mission goals with greater efficiency, simplicity, and speed. Register now for our follow-up 30-minute Power Demo where we will take a deeper look into the Dynatrace platform. We will explore tips and tricks on how to securely setup Dynatrace to ensure you have all the visibility you need while protecting data and PII. We will also look at key features that will help you become a true Dynatracer. Join our Power Demo on November 12th to learn: - How to utilize built-in Dynatrace functionality to protect limit and obfuscate data you receive from end-users - A basic overview of tagging and its benefits - How to use Management Zones for finer grained security - OneAgent overview and some security considerations - The ActiveGate and techniques to enhance security - And more ...

As the U.S Healthcare burden is increasing, payers are looking for margins. As such, payers' infrastructure is characterized by silos (claims, enrollment, clinical, sales, and marketing) and Digital Transformation is the maturity curve that they are all on. This cultural and technical journey is discussed by featured guest speaker, Jeff Rivkin, Research Director for Payer IT Strategies at IDC. Join us on November 19th to hear Rivkin discuss how payer architecture is getting more complicated due to APIs, open architectures, and cloud, and how it needs coordination and visibility.