Presentation Summary: With the constant threat of a war room looming, troubleshooting efforts consume our day with the complexity of finding and fixing issues before users are impacted — and having to manually sift through dozens of tools and their respective dashboards never feels effective, let alone efficient. As Tribal organizations look to shift from a reactive ‘availability’ mindset toward an optimal AIOps-driven ‘predictive monitoring’ footprint, there are several key steps they must address to ensure success.

During this webinar, we will demonstrate the first steps of an optimal IT Modernization journey, including:

*Reducing the pain of tool sprawl with Splunk’s intelligent event correlation
*Implementing a ‘services monitoring’ mindset through correlation and contextualization of data sources
*How integrations, such as with ServiceNow, improve collaborative remediation

Join us to learn more about how teams across Indian Country can use event correlation to unlock tremendous value, both in immediate cost savings and time spent investigating incidents, while shifting from a reactive to a predictive mindset. You’ll also hear from your peers at San Manuel on their success in this space!

Presenters

• Thomas Booth, Director of Observability Strategy for Public Sector, Splunk– Thomas is passionate about the commonality of challenges faced by Tribal Organizations, and his strategies focus on finding the data sources that deliver the highest return on any customer’s Splunk investment. These strategies are also designed to ensure customers can realize value incrementally, all while having the confidence they are making progress towards the loftiest of Observability goals.
• Michael Shin, Manager of Information Security Operations at The San Manuel Band of Mission Indians- Michael and his team lean on Splunk for successful day-to-day operations. He’s excited to join us and share part of their Splunk story with you!