The realities of the modern IT landscape are daunting. Your business-critical applications are multi-platform, multi-tier, and span physical, virtual, and hybrid cloud environments. To reach your end user, application transactions traverse complex networks and infrastructure that are handling ever-increasing loads. In light of this, never has it been more challenging to monitor the performance and availability of the business services that your employees and customers count on. Read this whitepaper to learn more.

Many are turning to technology providers to leverage a more holistic, efficient, and effective process of performance management. If you are in a similar situation, use this Buyer’s Guide to identify the capabilities that will help you increase end-user satisfaction through a better quality of service.

To achieve smooth delivery of applications at all times, Applications Operations groups need APM solutions that can give them insight and analytics to manage their apps. This SlashGuide gives IT managers a scorecard to identify APM solutions that will deliver more efficient application performance.

To build such modern applications, developers could use some help. That is where application performance management (APM) solutions come in. Here are 10 ways developers can use APM to improve the quality and performance of their software.

Application Performance Management For Dummies, Riverbed Special Edition, introduces you to application performance management (APM) solutions and how these tools can help you monitor and troubleshoot your mission-critical applications — from the perspective of your users, as well as your systems.

Applications in today's distributed, cloud-based IT environment need to perform at their peak at all times. Unfortunately, most do not. And while many developers and IT professionals have Application Performance Management (APM) solutions, they often don't know how to take full advantage of the benefits. This SlashGuide gives IT professionals and developers practical advice they need to get the most out of APM.

Many organizations continue to struggle with outdated IT in branch offices. Whether driven by a server refresh project, or by the need to solve a more acute problem posed by IT, adopting branch converged infrastructure solution as your next architecture can drive significant dollar savings while securing data and improving recovery.

Many organizations have invested in converged infrastructure for data centers. In remote offices however, servers and storage exist as isolated islands of disparate infrastructure that require management through separate operational processes. Download this whitepaper to learn more.

In today’s global economy, companies are increasingly distributed. That puts IT in a precarious position, especially when it comes to disaster recovery. It can take days to restore branch operations. Branch converged infrastructure delivers local performance, stores data safely in the datacenter, and enables instant recovery.

Branch offices and remote locations generally lack the protections typically employed by data centers to keep out the unwanted and those who intend harm organization’s data. By enabling complete consolidation of remote servers and data to the data center, SteelFusion makes it possible to mitigate the risks associated with data in remote locations while delivering local performance, instant recovery, and lower TCO.

Your branch offices are a critical point of productivity and revenue yet come with a tremendous amount of overhead and risk. Branch converged infrastructure combines storage, and networking, and compute all in one device to fundamentally improve branch office service delivery while eradicating the risks associated with traditional branch office infrastructure. See how Riverbed SteelFusion can help you.