Comments on: Netuitive Dominates IT Performance Analytics Market in 2008 http://itmanagersinbox.com/828/netuitive-dominates-it-performance-analytics-market-in-2008/ Resources for IT Managers Thu, 03 May 2012 02:38:49 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Paul Burns, EMA http://itmanagersinbox.com/828/netuitive-dominates-it-performance-analytics-market-in-2008/#comment-213 Paul Burns, EMA Thu, 18 Dec 2008 17:08:08 +0000 http://itmanagersinbox.com/?p=828#comment-213 Personally, I'm a big fan of this technology as applied to business service management (BSM). Here is the abstract of an EMA Impact brief I wrote back in July on the topic: Netuitive is an innovative leader in self-learning software used to improve the performance of IT systems and business services. The Netuitive Service Analyzer product helps isolate root cause issues and can forecast issues two hours in advance. Its self learning approach eliminates the need for rules, scripts, thresholds and deployment of new agents. Netuitive Service Analyzer now also works across virtual as well as physical environments, providing a consolidated end-to-end view of business critical services and eliminating the need for separate tools. Of course this approach is useful beyond BSM so I expect it to be applied to many more applications in 2009 and beyond. Paul Personally, I’m a big fan of this technology as applied to business service management (BSM). Here is the abstract of an EMA Impact brief I wrote back in July on the topic:

Netuitive is an innovative leader in self-learning software used to improve the performance of IT systems and business services. The Netuitive Service Analyzer product helps isolate root cause issues and can forecast issues two hours in advance. Its self learning approach eliminates the need for rules, scripts, thresholds and deployment of new agents. Netuitive Service Analyzer now also works across virtual as well as physical environments, providing a consolidated end-to-end view of business critical services and eliminating the need for separate tools.

Of course this approach is useful beyond BSM so I expect it to be applied to many more applications in 2009 and beyond.

Paul

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