Jason Bloomberg, who covers APM as CEO of Boston-area consultancy Intellyx LLC, said Dynatrace’s fortunes will depend on whether the company will be able to capitalize on its independence and how innovations like Ruxit will mesh with the company’s other product lines. “By all indications, customers are reasonably happy with the Dynatrace product line as well as the strategic direction of the company.”
Applications, he added, are now end-to-end platforms, which encompass websites with multiple third-party elements and complex back ends, so they all have to be working in sync. “APM is really shifting, broadly speaking. Dynatrace doesn’t want to be an old guard [APM provider]. They want to be a big fish in a new pond.”
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