Netuitive is sponsoring HMG Strategy’s 2013 CIO Executive Leadership Summit Series in San Francisco, Chicago, and London.
Netuitive will engage attendees on the subject of predictive analytics software for IT. Netuitive’s patented software replaces human guess work with real-time, predictive analytics and analysis to help large, blue chip companies visualize, isolate and proactively address application performance issues before they impact the business.
To attend and learn more, register for the San Francisco event held at the Four Seasons Hotel Silicon Valley at East Palo Alto on March 12, 2013.
The Chicago CIO Summit will be May 14 at the Hilton Chicago.
The London CIO Summit will be June 7 at a location still to be determined.
The HMG CIO Summit is designed to deliver world-class thought leadership in a club-like setting. Attendees receive unique insights into best practices and hear success stories involving leadership, management, technology, and career development. Highly interactive sessions will provide many opportunities for attendees, speakers and panelists to be engaged in both learning and discussion. The objective for the day is to deliver high quality useful information that attendees can develop into an action plan.
Netuitive’s predictive analytics software monitors, analyzes and correlates across silos, incorporating virtually any performance metric – from customer experience, to IT systems, to business metrics – into a holistic model of application performance. This enables large enterprises to easily understand how IT performance is impacting their business in real time.
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