Host: Sean McDermott Guest speaker: Phil Tee, CEO of Moogsoft This week in Find Flow Podcast: A lot has happened in the last few years, and AIOps hasn’t skipped out on these changes. With people collectively shifting to remote work environments, we’ve shifted from centralized IT to application-based operations based on providing one thing: availability. We’re in the midst of an evolution in AIOps as lifestyle and work style morph. Sean talks about it all with Phil Tee, CEO of Moogsoft, who maintains that the vendors that pioneer the next generation of AI algorithms are the ones that will thrive. Find out more about Moogsoft: https://www.moogsoft.com/ Find out more about Windward: www.windward.com

Host: Sean McDermott Guest speaker: Leslie Minnix-Wolfe from ScienceLogic This week in Find Flow Podcast: Many IT leaders would agree that AIOps is no longer a “nice to have” strategy, but a necessity as data points balloon in the IT environment. Today’s IT teams cannot keep up with the complexity, and AIOps is a viable strategy to get ahead of the curve. The larger question that we’re tackling in this Find Flow Podcast is which AIOps use case to start with? In this episode, Sean interviewed Leslie Minnix-Wolfe, VP of Product Marketing at ScienceLogic on the question that many IT leaders ask: Where do I start my AIOps Journey? Find out more about ScienceLogic: https://sciencelogic.com/ Find out more about Windward: www.windward.com

Host: Sean McDermott Guest speaker: Russel Wilkinson from Dynatrace In the Find Flow Podcast this week: Sean had Russell Wilkinson, Partner Engineering Manager at Dynatrace, on to discuss an often glossed over topic in AIOps - legacy system monitoring and optimization. While it’s possible for large enterprises to adopt new technologies, applications, and processes fairly easily, this is not the case for all companies. For some it’s a matter of budget and for others it’s that the effort to migrate to the cloud is not feasible. In order to stay relevant in the current digital economy, AIOps is a viable solution to keep legacy systems relevant. Find out more about Dynatrace: www.dynatrace.com Find out more about Windward: www.windward.com