MonitoringMeltdownMultiple monitoring tools cost time,money, and your sanity

Companies today waste too much time and money on fragmented tool functionality. Using various tools for individual tasks and monitoring creates cumbersome issues and disjointed workflow. A new Enterprise Management Associates (EMA) study shows the current state of monitoring tool

use, highlighting areas lacking support and opportunities for a streamlined solution.

Too Many Tools

65% of enterprises use 10+ monitoring tools throughout the company.

Because of the inefficiencies these silos create, 77% of application issues take 5+ hours to resolve.

Strain on Time and Resource

The limited integration that comes from using all these different tools results in wasted time and lost employee focus, ultimately costing your company money—and your end-users often suffer

the consequences. The less these tools help, the more their usage falls by the wayside.

Number of Monitoring Tools

Siloed tools with limited integration lead to:

Poor end-userexperience

Reactive performancemanagement

Long Mean-Time-To-Resolution

Extensive cost to procure and manage

*Does not add to 100% due to rounding

33% of customer issues are identified by end users.

50% of monitoring solutions, on average, becomeshelfware.

Your Solution

#1The thing people wantin their monitoring solutionis a unified view of applicationand infrastructure.

Sources: “Application Performance Monitoring (APM)” Enterprise Management Associates

73% of survey respondentssay flexible deployment is a top selection criterion.

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2–5

6–10

11–25

26–40

41–50

50–75

76–100

100+

0% 50%

13%

21%

22%

15%

9%

6%

3%

10%

Number of Hours to Resolve Application Issues

13-15 hrs

1 hr3%3%

2-4 hrs20%20%

5-7 hrs22%22%22%22%

8-10 hrs20%20%20%20%

10%10%10%10%16-20 hrs

4%4%4%4%20+ hrs

8%8%8%8%8%8%8%8%11-12 hrs

13%13%

Although unified monitoring tools have come to market to solve this all-too-common problem, only 13% of enterprises use one. So why aren’t more people adopting a monitoring

solution, and what are they looking for when selecting one?