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Common theme at Gartner Data Center Conference in Las Vegas is APM

Submitted by Tom on Wednesday, 2 December 2009No Comment

So I am attending the Gartner Data Center conference in Las Vegas this week.  So far, the show has been great.  One of the common themes during the show has been APM – Application Performance Management.  The conference has an entire track focused on SOA and virtualization strategies for the data center.  In addition to talking about these new technologies, there have been several sessions that cover the complexities of monitoring these dynamic, virtual environments. Stay tuned to the blog for more updates on the conference.

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