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New White Paper Details How Enterprise IT Teams Risk Falling Behind in Managing App Performance

In the cloud era, application sprawl can lead to reduced visibility into performance and availability

San Francisco - January 25, 2012

New Relic, Inc., the SaaS-based cloud application performance management provider, introduced a new white paper today that details how factors like cloud computing, the explosion of mobile devices and the rise of rapid, do-it-yourself application development and deployment are creating application sprawl and new pressures on app performance for enterprises. According to the paper, a new way forward in web application management is needed if organizations are to keep pace with development and maintain their competitive advantage.

"Small teams today can build, manage, and deploy a large-scale web application, sometimes with little or no support from their corporate IT department," said Chris Cook, president and COO at New Relic. "But it's hard to get visibility into performance when apps are constantly changing, being written across multiple languages and frameworks, and are deployed across physical, virtualized, and cloud environments. The old traditional on-premise performance management solutions just don't work in this new era."

"With changes in both the way applications are developed and deployed there is an ever increasing complexity, but also unprecedented agility," said Jonah Kowall, research director at Gartner, Inc. "Enterprises need to deploy tools which are easily implemented, maintained, and provide business value. The cloud is driving many of these new approaches to IT management, which provide visibility while still being adaptable to keep pace with the rapid pace of change."

According to the paper, studies have shown that rapid application deployment can have sustaining benefits such as improved employee morale and productivity. Additionally, today's business landscape demands agile responses to changing market conditions in order to stay competitive. The paper discusses how next-generation, SaaS application performance management (APM) tools can help large organizations collaboratively manage application performance and meet stringent goals for application health and availability without sacrificing the speed and advantages of agile development.

New Offering Speeds Adoption of SaaS APM for Enterprises

A new offering from New Relic is designed to help enterprises leverage the benefits of rapid application development while gaining visibility into availability and performance. The New Relic Extended Enterprise Trial is a structured program that will guide organizations through a thorough evaluation of New Relic SaaS application performance management (APM).

  • Program highlights include:
  • Free trial of up to 100 managed servers (or more upon request)
  • Dedicated technical expert
  • Detailed installation planning session
  • In-depth technical training
  • End-of-trial performance review

Certain minimum qualifications are required; organizations wishing to take advantage of this program can learn more and start the qualification process immediately. It takes only minutes to install New Relic’s agent and get started monitoring and managing web application performance.

About New Relic

The New Relic Intelligent Observability Platform helps businesses eliminate interruptions in digital experiences. New Relic is the only AI-driven platform to unify and pair telemetry data to provide clarity over your entire digital estate. We move your problem solving past proactive to predictive by processing the right data at the right time to maximize value and control costs. That’s why businesses around the world—including Adidas Runtastic, American Red Cross, Domino’s, GoTo Group, Ryanair, Topgolf, and William Hill—run on New Relic to drive innovation, improve reliability, and deliver exceptional customer experiences to fuel growth.

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