Stories that mention Peter Marelas
Why observability is key to delivering core business goals in Asia
Thu, 22nd Dec 2022
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gartner
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it spending
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new relic
Observability eliminates this walled garden by creating a single source of truth and a shared understanding of software environments throughout the software development lifecycle.
FinOps, observability, security amongst top tech trends
Wed, 7th Dec 2022
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fintech
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cybersecurity
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new relic
FinOps, security and full lifecycle and preventative observability are amongst the top tech trends for 2023, according to New Relic.
Security: The missing ‘golden signal’ in world-class observability
Thu, 24th Nov 2022
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s&p dow jones
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cyber attacks
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new relic
Data breaches and ransomware are on the rise across the APAC region, with high-profile cyber attacks garnering daily headlines.
New Relic unpacks top observability trends and forecasts
Fri, 16th Sep 2022
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predictions
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technology trends
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report
New Relic published the 2022 Observability Forecast report, which captures insights into the current state of observability and its growth potential.
Why observability is key to modern application architectures
Tue, 26th Jul 2022
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software
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development
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new relic
New Relic's chief architect Peter Marelas breaks down what to consider when selecting and implementing an observability solution.
The importance of service level management to customer experience
Fri, 27th May 2022
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crm
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devops
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cx
Staffing shortages have impacted site reliability engineers in particular since they are under extreme pressure to ensure that digital assets perform at optimum levels 24/7.
Four steps to creating a digital transformation roadmap
Thu, 3rd Mar 2022
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crm
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bi
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big data
Companies are often split into two camps when it comes to technology maturity; those trying to accelerate technology and software delivery, and those drowning in technical debt.
How to create high performance tech teams
Thu, 25th Nov 2021
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it
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new relic
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cloud technology
Workplaces across the region are bracing themselves for the 'Great Resignation' to hit their shores, with many organisations supercharging employee retention schemes in the hope of preventing what looks like an inevitable tide.