New Relic stories
Australian and New Zealand businesses are accelerating their migration to the cloud, with Woolworths seeing a 34% rise in online sales.
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.
AIOps should top tech agendas, enabling real-time issue detection, reducing noise, and continuously learning to enhance IT operations and service delivery.
Understanding M.E.L.T.—metrics, events, logs, and traces—is crucial for effective business observability, leading to enhanced reliability and performance.
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.
Tech leaders in Australia and New Zealand are pushing digital transformation through cloud migration, but managing data risks is crucial to success.
Organisations now routinely mine software performance data to achieve ambitious business results, says New Relic.
Cloud adoption rates vary globally, with Australia and New Zealand leading the way, while Germany remains risk-averse.
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 may not be as easy as expected. Four common pitfalls to watch out for when making the move.
As businesses increasingly turn to cloud computing, they often stumble on security, inefficient 'lift-n-shift' migrations, and overhyped serverless solutions.
New Relic's Jill Macmurchy explains exactly how putting off the move to the cloud could negatively impact an organisation's bottom-line.
