Observability & the cloud with Roman Spitzbart, Dynatrace

In this week’s podcast, TI discusses Labour’s vows to the UK tech industry after its landslide win in the country’s recent election. The party promised to invest in AI in the healthtech industry, something former Prime Minister Tony Blair believes the NHS needs, but isn’t data-ready for. Plus, industry experts claim a change in regulation will only make such digital advancements possible. (Read more industry opinions on the new government here.)

The Labour Party also promised to crack down on the issue of misinformation – a topic dominating politics this year with millions taking to the polls around the world. TI examines recent discourse around the UK political party, Reform, and allegations that some of their candidates were deepfakes.

Then, Roman Spitzbart, VP EMEA solutions engineering at Dynatrace, joins the podcast to discuss observability and how it can help secure a firm’s cloud applications. Spitzbart explains how cloud environments have become more complex with the increase of digital transformation, and how tools such as observability can help firms get a handle on it.

We also talk about our recent interview with Dynatrace’s customer Soldo, a fintech platform for enterprises, on how it is using the observability platform to secure its cloud environment.

Watch the previous episode of TI:TALKS, where NAK3D founder and best-selling author Kelly Vero joins the podcast to underline the importance of regulating the Metaverse and ensuring user safety.