ScienceLogic unveiled “Autonomic IT” — business-accelerating capabilities that combine data, artificial intelligence (AI) and automation.
Autonomic IT enables enterprises to focus on innovation, ensuring superior customer experiences and driving revenue growth by creating a cost-optimized, efficient, and scalable autonomous business.
With support from the ScienceLogic SL1 platform, enterprises can achieve improved, global hybrid cloud visibility, significantly reduce IT complexity and costs, diagnose root cause faster and leverage automation to slash manual effort as they progress towards the full realization of Autonomic IT. Powered by ScienceLogic’s SL1, customers can leverage the platform’s global visibility, advanced AI insights, and automation to deliver a state of autonomous business. With Autonomic IT, organizations can rely on a self-managing IT environment that proactively monitors for and resolves issues as they appear, optimizing technology investments while running, and guiding IT teams with large language models to deliver an elevated, intelligent ecosystem.
“Achieving a fully autonomous, self-optimizing IT estate with Autonomic IT will open a lot of doors for enterprises by delivering cost savings, enabling automation, and ensuring the business is running as efficiently as possible while IT teams turn their full focus to innovation and delivering positive outcomes for customers,” said Dave Link, CEO and co-founder at ScienceLogic. “With many enterprises just getting started on their journey to Autonomic IT, we’re looking forward to guiding their path to self-aware, self-healing, and self-optimizing technology for unmatched customer experiences and profitability.”
As enterprises modernize, their IT environments will naturally progress towards the autonomous business model in line with the Autonomic IT journey, a five-phase approach rather than single transition to lay the groundwork smoothly and effectively for automation. These five phases include:
Phase 1: Siloed IT Monitoring – Building Capability
Phase 2: Coordinated IT – Consolidated Tools, Reduced Costs, Better Insights
Phase 3: Machine Assisted IT – Warming Up to Automation
Phase 4: AI-Advised IT – Using Generative AI to Guide and Automate Action for Faster Resolution
Phase 5: Autonomic IT – Fully Autonomous, Self-Optimizing State
“As our customers and industry partners begin to adopt these new technologies, ScienceLogic will serve as a strategic partner to help them navigate the Autonomic IT journey,” said Michael Nappi, chief product officer at ScienceLogic. “With most of our enterprise customers operating today in phase two, we’re committed to guiding them through the deployment of machine-assisted IT technologies and supporting their progression to the highly automated state represented by Autonomic IT.”
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