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Partner POV | Grafana Assistant integration for Database Observability
Grafana Cloud's Database Observability, enhanced by AI, transforms query analysis with real-time insights and tailored solutions. The Grafana Assistant identifies performance bottlenecks, suggests specific SQL improvements, and tracks query degradation, all while integrating seamlessly with your existing data sources. Empower your team with actionable, data-driven diagnostics.
Partner POV | Why AI observability is a critical ITOps priority
AI workload observability helps ITOps teams monitor AI services, reduce blind spots, and move toward Autonomous IT.
Partner POV | 5 Shifts CISOs Must Make for the Frontier AI Era
In the AI-driven security landscape, context is paramount. Traditional SOCs falter against machine-speed threats, necessitating a shift to real-time contextualization. By transforming raw telemetry into structured insights, organizations can enable machine-driven decisions, ensuring rapid, accurate responses. Embrace this evolution to define security success in the AI era.
The Data Flywheel: How Kiewit Built a Foundation That Makes AI Actually Work
Kiewit's Chief Data and Analytics Officer, Matt Pappas, has spent 15 years building machine learning into one of the world's largest construction companies — long before "AI-ready" was a buzzword. In this episode of teh AI Proving Ground Podcast, he shares what he's learned about data culture, decision science, and the discipline most enterprises are skipping when it comes to driving AI strategy at scale.
Partner POV | What Is Agentic Observability? Definition, Benefits, and Real-World Applications
In the era of AI-driven applications, traditional observability tools are being pushed to the limit. Engineers once relied on a simple formula: collect telemetry, visualize it, and wait for a human to investigate. But as systems become non-deterministic and autonomous, this passive model is no longer enough.