Jeremy Burton, CEO of Observe, has joined the APMdigest Vendor Forum.
Prior to Observe, Burton was EVP, Marketing & Corporate Development of Dell Technologies, and served in various leadership roles at EMC prior to Dell. A 20-year veteran of the IT industry, Burton joined EMC from Serena Software, where he was President and CEO. Previous to Serena, he led Symantec's $2 billion Enterprise Security product line as Group President of Security and Data Management. He also served as Veritas EVP of Data Management Group and CMO. Earlier in his career, he spent nearly a decade at Oracle as SVP of Product and Services Marketing. Burton is currently a member of the board of directors at Snowflake, a seat he's held since 2015, and maintains a part-time role on the advisory board at McLaren Group.
Observe is the observability company reinventing the way business data is stored, managed and analyzed. Observe eliminates silos of logs, metrics and traces by storing all data in a single, more cost-efficient data lake. The company's Data Graph technology enables users to troubleshoot distributed applications three times faster than competing observability solutions.
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