Data Dive #27: 🚦 Capacity Monitoring 101
Imagine your business intelligence system as a bustling airport. Capacity monitoring acts like the air traffic control tower, overseeing all flights, coordinating schedules, and ensuring smooth operations.
Just as the air traffic control tower monitors the takeoff and landing of airplanes and manages runway availability, capacity monitoring keeps an eye on data storage, processing power, and network bandwidth in your BI ecosystem. If the control tower detects that a runway is congested, it directs adjustments to prevent delays and maintain safety. Similarly, capacity monitoring identifies resource constraints and reallocates resources to avoid bottlenecks and maintain efficiency.
Capacity monitoring in business intelligence ensures optimal performance, prevents bottlenecks, and supports efficient planning for future growth and scalability.
According to a 2021 report by Gartner, by 2025, 70% of enterprises are expected to face increased data and analytics costs due to poor capacity planning, resulting in overspending on storage and processing resources. Therefore, as an enterprise - it's inevitable to start thinking about getting an ATC of your own.
We are building our own version of the 'Control Tower' at Datalogz that will do a lot more than capacity monitoring. Stay tuned for more updates!
Future Frontiers: Navigating Enterprise Analytics in the AI Era with the former US Chief Data Scientist and CDAO of Pfizer
Calling all CDOs, CIOs, CISOs, and data leaders driving innovation in Fortune 1000 enterprises based in NYC!
Join us for a thoughtful discussion on the future of analytics and business intelligence, exploring their impact on the enterprise landscape. The panel features distinguished speakers, including DJ Patil, the former Chief Data Scientist of the United States, and Xingchu Liu, the Chief Commercial and Analytics Officer of Pfizer, with moderation by Logan Havern, CEO and Founder of Datalogz.
🦠 End BI Sprawl with Datalogz!
🤝 Logan at CDOIQ in Boston
Catch Logan Havern feature on a panel with Dan Madden and Michael Hauser on Thursday, July 18 at the CDOIQ Symposium in Boston.
Titled, Follow the Money: A View of Data & AI From Venture Capital Investors and Startups, the panel brings together the perspective of VCs and startups to explore how the ecosystem views investing in and extracting value from data and AI for customers’ mission outcomes.