One hour of business-critical application downtime can cost larger companies $144,062.52 per hour, with an average repair time of over five hours.

"If recent history has taught us anything, it’s that the role of the CIO is always changing, and that it won’t stop changing anytime soon."

The first pillar of Cisco’s strategy is to provide visibility across multiple technology domains.

24% of Australian IT professionals say that innovation is neither encouraged or rewarded at their company, according to an AppDynamics report.

“The Pioneer programme expands our focus and investment by collaborating with regional partners who hold deep domain expertise in applications.“

As customers flock to digital channels to manage their money, the pressure is on for financial institutions to offer a seamless experience.

AppDynamics VP Simon Horrocks discusses how the role of the CIO is changing.

Taking a look at the intersection between business analytics and application analytics and how they can generate business impact.

Complex software-defined supply chains are leading to a maze of blame and hazard. Here are a few ways to avoid it.

VirtualWisdom helps Cisco customers find and resolve infrastructure issues before they impact application service levels by applying machine learning.

Approaching your cloud journey in levels is a comprehensive way for CIOs to tackle their business’s priority of cloud adoption.

Striking a balance between human-led interactions and digital advancements will be key in delivering the next level of customer service in 2018.

AR is set to overtake VR in popularity in the coming years due to its greater levels of accessibility.

In 2018, it will be the role of IT departments to translate how DevOps will ultimately benefit the enterprise as a whole.

In just 15 months, it is estimated 80% of all IT budgets will be committed to cloud solutions.

Australian retailers face higher online cart abandonment than anywhere in the world.

As application success becomes indistinguishable from business success, AppDynamics change the way businesses optimise their processes

IDC surveyed 600 global enterprise decision-makers about their cloud migration challenges.

Cisco’s AppDynamics business has launched a standalone partner program, as it seeks to build skills to better capitalise on DX and drive revenue.

The company says this strategic hire reaffirms its commitment to the partner community on the heels of rapid global expansion and growth.

Together, the companies will aim to deliver visibility across the network, data centre, security, applications and to drive digital transformation.

"AppDynamics dashboards drive our benchmarking and continuous improvement of customer service delivery.”