Company technology empowers teams to collaborate, create and share analytics, automations
and applications powered by Artificial Intelligence
THE Dynatrace, a leader in unified observability and security, announces a series of innovations in its platform that will be available to customers using Microsoft Azure. This announcement is based on the commitment to consumer and go-to-market partnership between Dynatrace and Microsoft, established by the two companies to meet the growing demand for the Dynatrace platform on Azure, as well as the need to accelerate the Cloud migration and optimization initiatives of the two companies' customers.
“Thriving in the digital age requires a unified approach to observability, security and business data analytics,” says Steve Tack, Senior Vice President of Product Management at Dynatrace. “By bringing our latest platform technologies to Microsoft Azure, we enable more customers and teams within enterprises to leverage our capabilities as leaders in Artificial Intelligence, analytics and automation to modernize their cloud operations, increase security, accelerate software releases with high quality and guarantee impeccable digital experiences for users.”
“Application observability and security have become essential for enterprises as they embrace cloud-native development and migrate more workloads to Microsoft Azure,” explains Alvaro Celis, Vice President of Solutions Areas for ISV Sales at Microsoft. According to him, “Dynatrace’s platform offers accurate answers based on Artificial Intelligence and intelligent automation that companies can use to simplify their Cloud operations, innovate faster and more securely.”
Among the new features, the following stand out:
– Dynatrace Grail Data Lakehouse: Unifies the massive volume and variety of observability, security, and business data from cloud-native, hybrid, and multicloud environments, maintaining data context to deliver instant, efficient, and accurate analysis.
– Dynatrace AutomationEngine: Features a set of no-code and low-code tools and utilizes the Davis Artificial Intelligence (AI Davis) to empower teams to create and extend flow automations personalized, intelligent and secure workflows across the entire Cloud ecosystem.
– Dynatrace AppEngine: It also features a suite of no-code and low-code tools and uses Davis AI to empower teams to easily create and share personalized, intelligent, and secure applications that leverage the information generated by their Cloud environments.
– The new Dynatrace user experience: Includes advanced features control panels and Dynatrace Notebooks interactive, promoting closer collaboration between teams and enabling more people within a company to make data-driven decisions.
“Dynatrace has significantly improved the ability to obtain insights and actions based on observability, security and business data”, says Joe Cohen, Vice President of Platform Infrastructure at Self Esteem Brands. “The addition of AppEngine and AutomationEngine will allow us to adapt the platform to our company's unique needs and extend powerful analytics and automations to more teams. This will enable more people to make data-driven decisions, reduce manual processes and achieve new business results.”
“Dynatrace provides better visibility into the code running the OneStream platform on Microsoft Azure, enabling our engineering teams to constantly improve the user experiences our customers rely on,” said Ryan Berry, Senior Vice President of Architecture at OneStream . “The capabilities unlocked by capturing, displaying, aggregating and reporting application and infrastructure telemetry, combined with Dynatrace’s AI-based customer learning and personalized alerts, help us provide our customers with a more consistent and lasting experience. We are excited about the introduction of new Dynatrace technologies, including Grail, which will enable us to further increase our operational efficiency.”
The enhanced Dynatrace platform, featuring Grail, AutomationEngine, AppEngine and the new user experience, will be accessible to customers already using Microsoft Azure by the end of 2023 and will be available to the market in the first quarter of 2024.
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