The report found that changes in user requirements have caused a powershift in the IT performance vendor landscape
— Bojan Simic, President and Chief Analyst of Digital Enterprise Journal.
BOSTON, MA, UNITED STATES, July 21, 2022 /EINPresswire.com/ — Digital Enterprise Journal (DEJ), a business technology research firm, today announced the publication of a new research report titled , Top 20 Vendors for IT Performance Management in 2022. This report is based on the findings of DEJ’s recent state of the market study, 24 Key Areas Shaping IT Performance Markets in 2022, which includes insight from more than 3,300 organizations. The twenty-four key areas discovered in this research were used as evaluation criteria and the top 20 vendors were identified based on their effectiveness in solving the top challenges for user organizations and meeting their rapid changing requirements.
The main purpose of this report is to help end-user organizations understand what solution is best suited for their specific needs.
Some of the key findings of this research include:
• $16.7 million – Average annual loss due to user experience issues
• 3.6x – ROI from effective use of cloud native strategy
• 67% of organizations were unable to identify the change(s) in their environments that caused performance issues
• 84% of organizations are looking to deploy capabilities for linking IT performance and business results
One of the key takeaways from this report is that, to achieve their key goals for IT performance, organizations need to look beyond vendor categories and identify the solution providers that are most effective in meeting their individual business goals.
The report also revealed that organizations increasingly understand the complexity of enabling change and are seeking capabilities for data management and analytics, user experience management, intelligent automation and streamlining of key processes that lead to business value creation.
Only 8 companies included in a similar report in 2020 were again ranked as top 20 vendors in 2022.
Vendors profiled in this report are: 1E, Aiven, Catchpoint, Chronosphere, Coralogix, Cribl, Datadog, Dynatrace, Jellyfish, Kentik, LogicMonitor, Mezmo (formerly LogDNA), Nexthink, NS1, OpsRamp, PagerDuty, Riverbed , ScienceLogic, Sentry and ServiceNow .
“Twelve vendors included in this report for the first time speak to the reality of how rapidly user requirements are changing and the solution providers whose products are developed for solving today’s most pressing issues are are emerging as true market leaders,” said Bojan Simic, Founder and Chief Analyst of Digital Enterprise Journal. “This report shows that effectively managing today’s dynamic environments, focus on creating and managing unique user experiences, reducing inefficiencies, providing actionable context around data and connecting the dots to business outcomes are capabilities that are driving a major shift in power across the vendor landscape for IT performance management.”
The report can be accessed on the DEJ website via this link. https://www.dej.cognanta.com/research-report-top-20-vendors-for-managing-it-performance-in-2022/
For key takeaways from this research, please see the DEJ research article. https://www.dej.cognanta.com/2022/07/21/9-key-areas-that-caused-a-powershift-in-the-it-performance-vendor-landscape/
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