Challenges: Incident resolution process
Accenture wanted to apply AI and observability to automate ticket resolution for a client using their Accenture myWizard® platform. When an issue occurred, they were receiving too many alerts across too many environments, making it difficult to determine the original root cause and solve the right problem. Accenture needed comprehensive observability to correlate details and provide crucial context in support of their incident automation processes.
Gaining faster remediation, unified view of entire IT stack
Accenture utilizes StackState to create an essential foundation for automated ticket resolution, correlating the 4Ts of observability – topology, telemetry and traces over time –across multiple systems. Fast and accurate root cause analysis helps Accenture accelerate problem remediation and reduce the number of incidents altogether by using AIOps capabilities within StackState to predict and avoid problems.
Highlights in the observability journey
How Accenture powers automation through observability and StackState's 4T Data Model
Learn how one of the world’s most innovative professional services companies uses StackState to drive their core automation platform and to ultimately provide better services for their customers.
Video Summary
Accenture’s vision for value-led, business-aligned operations applies machine learning, automation and observability to help cloud-hosted and on-premise systems self-diagnose and self-heal. Accenture implemented StackState’s advanced 4T® Data Modelwith their ubiquitous myWizard® platform, used by 100,000+ practitioners at more than 3,000 companies, to automate self-healing capabilities, achieve up to 70% reduction in tickets and realize an 85% reduction in problem resolution time.
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Gartner IT IOCS Highlights: How Accenture Powers Automation Through Observability and StackState’s 4T Data Model - Read Accenture’s story on the StackState blog.
StackState 4T Data Model - Learn the magic behind StackState’s powerful 4T Data Model
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