Dynatrace announced the launch of its Digital Game Changer Recognition Program. This new program will honor Dynatrace customers who are driving their company transformation through the use of application performance management (APM) and digital performance management. The first honorees will be recognized at the Dynatrace PERFORM Global User Conference on October 16, 2015 in Orlando, Florida.
Cloud and mobile are transforming business, driving APM into a new performance paradigm — digital performance management. Dynatrace is seeking performance leaders with the vision, commitment to excellence and passion for performance innovation to join the new leadership community shaping the future of our industry.
Do you or someone you know have the mind-blowing APM skills that fit the bill? An amazing professional who isn’t just fulfilling expectations, but taking APM to the next level to digital performance management — in other words, changing the game?
Nominate a Dynatrace expert today: North American nominations can be submitted here, and International nominations (EMEA, APAC, and LATAM) can be submitted here. The nomination deadline is October 1, 2015.
“Every day, we work with performance visionaries who are driving their organization’s shift to cloud and mobile. We created this program to recognize these digital game changers, bring them into the spotlight and give them a platform from which to share their leadership,” said Nicolas Robbe, CMO at Dynatrace.
The program will honor two categories of Game Changers:
- Digital Game Changers (mentors): Experts that have proven their mettle in the field, winning hard fought battles to transform their organization through DevOps, cloud and mobile. Game changers are seasoned experts, transforming tomorrow’s application performance landscape.
- Rising Stars: Passionate innovators who have shown a commitment to raising the bar and changing the game from day one. These digital natives are still early in their career and are poised to achieve great things. They’re building success by defining what’s possible in the digital performance arena.
The Digital Game Changer program is open to all Dynatrace customers, including those who are using Keynote and Ruxit solutions.
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