This event dives into Observability and its impact on efficiency & resiliency in financial services.
Session Details
Observability is the next step in monitoring, pulling back the curtains to reveal real-time insights into cloud infrastructure, network services, and security measures. Implemented correctly, observability helps financial services firms resolve issues promptly and reduce risks so they remain competitive, resilient, and compliant.
Join us for this virtual session as we explore observability’s impact on efficiency, compliance, risk mitigation, resilience, and customer satisfaction.
Panel Discussion | Migrating from Monitoring to Observability: Best Practices
Observability is more than monitoring plus display. If you’re doing event-based architecture, observability is about watching events occur in real-time, and compiling multiple events together to provide an accurate and meaningful view of the environment. This panel discusses how financial services firms can move from simple monitoring to observability, including topics such as:
- How automation enables observability
- How to observe services (cloud, network-as-a-service, security-as-a-service)
- Data observability
- ITSM and observability
- Observability and resilience
- Observability as a compliance and governance enabler
- How to use observability to craft business-oriented service agreements
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Agenda
10:00am – 10:05am
WSTA Introductions
10:05am – 10:20am
Industry Perspectives Presentation
John Burke | CTO, Nemertes
John Burke is CTO of Nemertes Research. He conducts and analyzes primary research in, and advises key enterprise and vendor clients on: AI, cloud, networking, infrastructure, and automation, cybersecurity focusing on Zero Trust and SASE/SSE. As a research analyst and consultant, he draws on his 30 years of experience as a practitioner and leader in IT to better understand the needs of IT executives and the challenges facing vendors trying to sell to them. His experience has given him broad and deep knowledge in computing, communications, and IT management. Mr. Burke holds an MA in the history of science and a bachelor of science in electrical engineering, both from The Johns Hopkins University. His interests include baking, birding, and beer.
10:20am – 10:40am
Premier Sponsor Presentation
10:40am – 11:00am
Presentation
11:00am – 11:20am
Presentation
11:20am – 11:40am
Presentation
11:40am – 12:00pm
Break – Visit the Resource Rooms and Network with Attendees
12:00pm – 1:00pm
Panel Discussion: Migrating from Monitoring to Observability: Best Practices
Abstract
Observability is more than monitoring plus display. If you’re doing event-based architecture, observability is about watching events occur in real-time, and compiling multiple events together to provide an accurate and meaningful view of the environment. This panel discusses how financial services firms can move from simple monitoring to observability, including topics such as:
- How automation enables observability
- How to observe services (cloud, network-as-a-service, security-as-a-service)
- Data observability
- ITSM and observability
- Observability and resilience
- Observability as a compliance and governance enabler
- How to use observability to craft business-oriented service agreements
(Moderator) John Burke | CTO, Nemertes
John Burke is CTO with Nemertes Research. He conducts and analyzes primary research in, and advises key enterprise and vendor clients on, hybrid cloud, software-defined networking including SD-WAN, automation, and DevOps. As a research analyst and consultant, he draws on his 30 years of experience as a practitioner and leader in IT to better understand the needs of IT executives and the challenges facing vendors trying to sell to them. His experience has given him broad and deep knowledge in computing, communications, and IT management. Mr. Burke holds an MA in the history of science and a bachelor of science in electrical engineering, both from The Johns Hopkins University. His interests include baking, birding, and beer.
1:00 PM
Closing Remarks
Location Details
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