BigPanda launched Unified Analytics, a revamped feature that gives IT Ops teams new self-service analytic capabilities to create new and highly interactive dashboards and reports from complex IT Ops alert data.
BigPanda also delivers a complete library of ready-to-use operational and value dashboards that allow users to rapidly track and measure IT operations KPIs, metrics and value use cases that show the impact of IT Ops improvements to the business.
BigPanda’s Unified Analytics offers new, out-of-the-box, persona-based dashboards that help IT organizations translate IT Ops metrics into business impact. Leaders can now discover the impact of alert quality on IT Operations, track how consistently diverse teams are impacting incident response and better demonstrate — using metrics — improved IT Ops productivity.
“With so much IT Ops data created on a daily basis, teams need an easy way to harness it so they can see what’s working for the business and what’s not,” said Fred Koopmans, BigPanda’s chief product officer. “BigPanda was already the most robust AIOps platform on the market, and with our new Unified Analytics, organizations harness a virtuous cycle of data-driven analysis, decision making and measurement that has a massive impact on IT Operations that delivers real-life business outcomes.”
The Next Generation of IT Operations
With BigPanda’s Unified Analytics, IT Ops teams can ingest, normalize and tag all alert data to view within a single pane of glass. A purpose-built data model delivers calculated fields that remove the need for complex queries to measure how long it takes to assign, engage with, fix and resolve incidents. Users can create new and highly interactive dashboards with drag-and-drop functionality that make KPI measurement easier, allowing teams to ask the right questions that drive operational improvements.
Key benefits BigPanda’s Unified Analytics include:
- Organization-wide visibility. Use insights from data to improve operational and team performance thanks to comprehensive, ready-to-use IT Ops dashboards.
- Cost savings. Measure alert quality and connect the impact on noise reduction and operator productivity.
- Improved IT Ops efficiency. Operate at scale by reducing redundancies across both teams and tools.
BigPanda customers can try a beta version of Unified Analytics beginning in July, with general availability expected in August.
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