The standard DaaS solutions typically provides you with only the software and hardware components with basic support leaving you struggling to get technical expertise for provisioning, configuration, integration and management [ … ]
Category: End-user Experience
Banking on technology, Part 2: End-users could do with some more attention
While our last blog discussed the issues that the Indian BFSI sector faces in application performance management, the root of the problem really lies in the flawed approach to measuring [ … ]
Banking on technology, Part 3: Costs today, gone tomorrow!
It has been well-documented that monitoring end user experience is critical. We touched upon this in our last blog. After all, the functioning of the delivery architecture is successful if the [ … ]
Banking on Technology, Part 5: The Business, IT and end-user disconnect
In any organization, business is driven at two levels i.e. the strategic (within boardrooms) and the execution (by the end-user). That said, our recent study of APM in the Indian BFSI sector [ … ]
VDI for end-user experience
End-user performance management is very critical to making VDI a successful initiative. From an end-user standpoint, the user is looking for maximum efficiency and is not concerned about HOW that [ … ]
Banking on technology, Part 4: To be or not to be (on cloud infrastructure)
It is common knowledge that cloud infrastructure adoption by businesses in India is seeing an encouraging trend. According to a recent study by EMC Corporation and Zinnov Management Consulting, the cloud computing market [ … ]
Banking on technology? Yes, no, maybe, perhaps…
Anunta tasked one of the research agencies to study the state of application performance management and monitoring in the Indian BFSI sector including banks, AMCs, insurance companies and brokerages. While some [ … ]
Don’t be penny wise, pound foolish with your cloud infrastructure strategy
In our line of business, all too often we come across IT infrastructure heads who say they are currently looking at virtualizing their applications and may look at virtualizing desktops [ … ]