New Relic announced the general availability of New Relic Insights, a real-time analytics platform that collects, stores and presents valuable data directly from organizations’ software, and transforms the data into insights about their customers, applications and the business.
Delivered as a cloud-based, software-as-a-service (SaaS) offering built atop New Relic’s custom-built Big Data database platform, New Relic Insights empowers application developers, IT operations and business users alike to make ad hoc and iterative queries across trillions of data points and metrics and get answers in milliseconds. In addition, New Relic is offering a new companion iOS mobile app to give customers continuous access to data insights on the go.
Since its release as a public beta in March, more than 6,000 New Relic customers have used New Relic Insights, spanning industries including ecommerce, manufacturing, insurance, education, entertainment, real estate, healthcare and publishing. With general availability, companies of all sizes and across industries will now be able to purchase and use New Relic Insights to address questions about their software performance, their customers’ behaviors and their businesses.
New Relic Insights Beta Program Highlights:
- More than 6,000 New Relic customers participated
- The average query time was 9 milliseconds across trillions of data points
- There were approximately 250,000 queries during the beta
To give customers a way to keep an eye on those key metrics, New Relic has also released a free iOS app to enable customers to:
- Track all the dashboards that have been created
- Access key dashboards through favorites
- Search through all the dashboards to find the right one
- Mark dashboards as favorites to find them quickly
- Easily switch between different accounts
“We had a sense that New Relic Insights could have a broad impact, but it has been amazing to see our customers in action. They have shown us that New Relic Insights helps them enhance their products, optimize their marketing efforts, better their customer support and even increase productivity in manufacturing. This is an exciting beginning for our customers as they learn how to use real time querying to make data-driven business and IT decisions,” says Lew Cirne, Founder and CEO, New Relic.
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