Recent Release | 20 Jul 2023
Beyond Efficiency: Overcoming digital complexity through observability
Thought Leadership Team
Oxford Economics
As computing environments become more complex, organizations will continue to grapple with gaining much-needed visibility into system performance. Those that implement observability practices across their businesses can gain the insights needed to boost efficiencies, improve both business performance and customer experiences, expand revenue streams, and encourage innovation. Not only can observability save them money—eight hours of downtime monthly on average costs more than $1 million—organizations will be well positioned to deftly navigate the inevitable shifts in economies and business priorities.
The experts behind the research
Our Thought Leadership team produces original, evidence-based research made accessible to decision-makers and opinion leaders. Principals for this project included:
Matthew Reynolds
Senior Research Manager, Thought Leadership
Teri Robinson
Managing Editor, Thought Leadership
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