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ITRS named a Visionary in the 2024 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Digital Experience Monitoring
ITRS, the leading provider of real-time IT monitoring and observability solutions, today announced it has been named a Visionary in the 2024 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Digital Experience Monitoring (DEM).
How AIOps is reshaping service delivery and future IT talent
How will AI-driven capabilities impact new ITOps talent? Here’s a look at how junior roles and responsibilities might evolve with the rising adoption of automation and AIOps.
How to verify your proprietary market data
A guide for advanced market data monitoring, pt 3. See how you can gain visibility of your contribution latency and proprietary data quality.
How to understand which feeds deliver the best market data
A guide for advanced market data monitoring, pt. 2. Discover how to compare market feeds and use performance insights to optimize data sources.
How to build trust in your market data providers
A guide for advanced market data monitoring, pt. 1. Learn how to build trust in the reliability and timeliness of your market data to safeguard trading.
Adapting your IT infrastructure for T+1
The US, Canada and Mexico have made the much-anticipated shift to T+1, settling securities one-day post-trade instead of two. In this Q&A, Guy Warren, CEO at ITRS, discusses everything you need to know about the transition to T+1, including how the industry has fared post-implementation and the steps financial institutions can take to adapt.
IT observability with a purpose: translate data into success
Our vision at ITRS is to deliver IT observability with a purpose. Our intelligent observability solutions are optimized for specific business outcomes, so that organizations can run resilient, real-time operations while driving transformation wherever they are in their business journey. If these sound like your ambitions, read on.
Why Market Data Monitoring is the cornerstone of data quality
Key takeaways Data underpins the financial markets and monitoring data quality is vital for businesses to conduct trading and stay competitive. Market takers, data providers, an