Apr 25
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What does observability really mean today, and why should business leaders care? In this presentation, our CEO, Rami Rantala, shares his view on the current state of observability and why it is no longer just about monitoring servers, containers, or infrastructure. The discussion focuses on how observability connects technology to real business outcomes such as revenue protection, customer experience, employee productivity, faster incident resolution, and better product decisions. The presentation also explores the practical challenges many organizations still face, including alert fatigue, too many disconnected tools, limited visibility across teams, and the difficulty of proving ROI. Rami walks through different levels of observability maturity, from basic monitoring to proactive and automated operations, and explains what separates top-performing organizations from the rest. The session also looks ahead at the future of observability, including: - AI in daily operations - the importance of data readiness - OpenTelemetry and open standards - agentic AI and related risks - security and observability working together - connecting telemetry with business data - building a stronger foundation for future digital services A key message throughout the talk is that observability should be built into products and services from the beginning, not added later as an afterthought. To create real impact, organizations need to connect telemetry, technology, and business goals in a much more intentional way. About WeAre: WeAre Solutions Oy is a Finnish observability-focused consultancy and a leading Splunk Elite Partner in the Nordics. We specialize in observability and monitoring (using Splunk), Atlassian services (Jira), and software development. Contact us for any matters related to Observability and Splunk environment: https://www.weare.fi/en/contact-us/ #Observability #DevOps #OpenTelemetry #AIOps #ITOperations #DigitalTransformation #BusinessIT #SoftwareEngineering #Monitoring #CloudOperations