BMC introduced TrueSight Intelligence, a cloud-based big data analytics platform that collects and analyzes IT, business, and operational data, from virtually any source, enabling fast, data-driven decisions for digital service improvement and innovation.
The TrueSight Intelligence solution is a key component of BMC’s Digital Enterprise Management strategy, which is designed to make digital business fast and seamless and optimize every environment from mainframe to mobile to cloud.
“Optimizing digital business potential requires new levels of leadership and insight from IT,” said Dennis Drogseth, VP, Enterprise Management Associates. “Advanced analytics can and must play a critical role in delivering insights enabling IT and business performance to become more proactively and creatively aligned. BMC’s TrueSight Intelligence provides an excellent platform for delivering on this promise in terms of both capabilities and time to value.”
“The needs of the digital business fundamentally challenge the boundaries of traditional IT operations management,” said Bill Berutti, President of the Cloud, Data Center and Performance Businesses at BMC. “TrueSight Intelligence delivers an actionable path to the data-driven future of IT operations by expanding the range of what IT can and should consider as they improve digital services and expedite innovation.
TrueSight Intelligence is a cloud-based big-data analytics solution that easily discovers, organizes and analyzes diverse operational, application, service and business data. The platform scales to support the seamless collection and contextualization of high-volume, real-time data from applications, services, and digital business.
The initial release of the TrueSight Intelligence solution will stream metric data at web-scale from any source, empowering IT leaders, application owners, DevOps teams and data scientists to:
- Visualize large collections of data to quickly gain insights
- Explore data to find answers with intuitive search
- Measure performance baselines for better product operations
- Compare normal versus abnormal behavior for any metric
Built on an open-source, micro-services architecture, with easy-to-use API’s and out of the box integrations, TrueSight Intelligence will quickly evolve so IT executives, application owners, and data scientists can collect, correlate, and contextualize structured and unstructured data to derive unprecedented insight into their business.
TrueSight Intelligence will enter public beta in October 2015 and be available for commercial sales in Q1 2016.
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