Date: 08/15/2024
Vendor: BMC
Technology/Topic: BMC Helix Operations Management with AIOps
URL: https://www.bmc.com
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Welcome to the Technical Exchange Meeting (TEM)!
BMC Helix provides extensive integrated monitoring and alerting capabilities, along with the automated handling of events—allowing DISA to monitor activities in real-time and respond to issues before they affect operations.
With increasing complexity and volume of data, the ability to break down data siloes and turn raw data into actionable insights is paramount. BMC Helix Operations Management with AIOps addresses this problem by aggregating and analyzing all disparate event, metric, log, and topology data, and applying intelligence to enable rapidly identify root case of issues and provide remediation recommendations.
Open integrations with all of DISA’s current monitoring tools will allow you to maximize your current investments, optimize operations, decrease MTTR, and visualize the health of your services in a unified manner.
As the recognized leader in AIOps, BMC Helix with AIOps combines 3rd party observability data such as metrics, events, logs, incidents, changes, and topologies into a central IT data store; with a service-centric approach, built on a multi-tenant platform. BMC Helix allows you to an immediate root cause isolation through AI probability assignments to causal nodes using data and service models.
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