Managing IT Through the Lens of the End User

Nov 7, 2012 | App Modernization, Cloud, Featured Webinars, Top Stories

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Featuring David Williams, VP of Strategy in the Office of the CTO at BMC Software and former Gartner Research VP, and Trevor Matz, President and CEO, Aternity

Available On-Demand

BMC Software and Aternity hosted a 45-minute webinar that revealed the value of complementing your Application Performance Monitoring (APM) strategy with End User Activity Monitoring (EUAM) in order to enable better user-focused IT services that drive optimal business practices. All on-demand registrants will receive a bonus whitepaper End User Activity Monitoring: Why EUAM is a Requirement for Enabling the Business.

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