New Relic
As Southeast Asia tightens AI governance, organizations need to rethink DIY observability
Virginia Galarón Herrera of New Relic examines how AI governance is changing the build-versus-buy decision for observability tooling across Southeast Asian organizations.
ASEAN leads AI observability adoption but teams lose 47 percent of capacity to disruptions, New Relic says
New Relic says 66 percent of surveyed ASEAN organizations have deployed AI application observability and 59 percent use AI-assisted troubleshooting, while engineering teams lose a median 47 percent of capacity to system disruptions.
Trust and observability in the age of AI-driven automation
As AI gains autonomy, job roles are evolving to support and enhance its learning. Specialists are needed to engineer model prompts and produce curated datasets that can fine-tune models and address unwanted behaviors. Data and AI engineers can bridge the gap between human expertise and machine learning, requiring #AI skills and domain knowledge only…
Southeast Asian organizations are taking a hit from frequent, expensive outages. Here’s how to minimize the impact
Organizations that have begun to embrace the opportunities of SEA’s digital economy increasingly recognize that observability is not just a technical practice, but a strategic imperative that drives measurable business outcomes. By investing in observability, they can ensure more reliable digital experiences, achieve operational efficiencies, and set the…
The evolving landscape of AI: How observability is shaping the future of LLMs
#AI has undoubtedly been one of the biggest focus areas in the tech industry in 2023. Throughout the year, we’ve seen AI evolve and iterate to adapt to a rapidly changing–and at times turbulent–digital landscape, with many companies being left behind and others excelling as a result. This adaptability will continue into 2024, but with observability playing…
