Deep
observability
company
Gigamon
has
launched
an
ambitious
roadshow
across
13
Asia
Pacific
countries
to
demonstrate
how
hybrid
cloud
can
be
secured,
based
on
deep
observability
into
an
organisation’s
systems.
Gigamon
offers
a
deep
observability
pipeline
that
harnesses
actionable
network-level
intelligence
to
amplify
the
power
of
observability
tools.
This
powerful
combination
helps
enable
IT
organisations
to
assure
security
and
compliance
governance,
speed
root-cause
analysis
of
performance
bottlenecks,
and
lower
operational
overhead
associated
with
managing
hybrid
and
multi-cloud
IT
infrastructure.
Jonathan
Hatchuel,
Country
Manager
ANZ
at
Gigamon,
says
GigaTOUR
will
show
how
harnessing
deep
observability
can
be
a
game
changer
for
an
organisation
as
they
navigate
their
cloud
transformation
journey.
The
will
event
show:
-
How
deep
observability
goes
beyond
MELT-based
monitoring
approaches
to
extend
the
value
of
your
existing
cloud,
security
and
observability
tools. -
Strategies
on
how
to
contain
cost
and
ensure
compliance
in
a
hybrid
cloud
environment. -
Insights
into
best
practices
for
securing
hybrid
cloud
infrastructure
and
detecting
and
mitigating
exposure
to
cyber
threats. -
Improved
reliability,
faster
incident
response,
and
better
resource
utilisation
in
a
single
platform.
GigaTOUR
will
also
include
a
sneak
preview
into
Gigamon’s
roadmap
and
show
how
new
features
will
help
to
secure
the
hybrid
cloud
environment.
Dates
for
the
various
Asia
Pacific
events,
and
opportunities
to
register,
are
here:
www.gigamon.com/campaigns/gigatour.html.
Gigamon
serves
more
than
4,000
customers
worldwide,
including
over
80
percent
of
Fortune
100
enterprises,
9
of
the
10
largest
mobile
network
providers,
and
hundreds
of
governments
and
educational
organisations
worldwide.
The
company
recently
received
an
award
for
deep
observability
from
Singapore
Business
Review,
in
the
IT
Infrastructure
category.
In
April,
Gigamon
was
recognised
as
the
leading
vendor
in
the
deep
observability
market
in
2022
with
71%
market
share,
according
to
a
report
by
market
intelligence
research
firm
650
Group.
The
deep
observability
market
continues
to
grow
as
organisations
prioritise
the
need
for
increased
visibility
and
enhanced
security
across
hybrid
cloud
environments.
According
to
650
Group,
revenue
within
the
deep
observability
market
is
projected
to
reach
$470
million
in
2023,
up
60%
from
2022.
Further,
by
2027,
the
market
is
forecast
to
reach
$1.91
billion,
a
52%
compound
annual
growth
rate
(CAGR)
with
cloud
and
subscription-based
offerings
driving
most
of
the
revenue.
In
parallel
with
the
market,
Gigamon
has
seen
an
increase
in
customer
demand
with
the
company
gaining
three
percent
market
share
in
the
second
half
of
2022
to
garner
71%
market
share
for
the
full
year.
This
growth
can
largely
be
attributed
to
the
shift
in
digital
infrastructures
coupled
with
economic
turbulence,
which
has
created
new
challenges
around
security,
customer
experiences,
and
operational
overhead
in
managing
hybrid
and
multi-cloud
infrastructure.
Shane
Buckley,
president
and
CEO
of
Gigamon,
said
at
the
time,
“We
are
pleased
to
lead
the
deep
observability
market
forward
at
a
time
when
our
customers
must
contend
with
both
growing
cyber
threats
and
a
turbulent
macro-economic
environment
where
they
must
do
more
with
less.”
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