Epidata and Datadog hosted an event focused on showcasing how observability can anticipate disruptions and ensure the security and efficiency of services in the financial sector.
Buenos Aires, October 2024 – Last Thursday, October 3rd, Epidata, a leading company in innovation outsourcing and software development with a presence in Latin America, Spain, and the USA, and Datadog, a renowned monitoring and security platform, came together to host the event titled “Learn How to Reduce Costs, Improve Services, and Anticipate Potential Risks with Datadog’s Observability Solution.” This event was aimed at IT decision-makers in the banking sector, highlighting the importance of enhancing services and anticipating potential disruptions.
Held during an exclusive breakfast at the 725 Continental Hotel in downtown Buenos Aires, the event featured presentations from Epidata and Datadog representatives. They shared experiences and solutions that enable financial institutions to improve their ability to collect and analyze telemetry data within their IT environments.
Through the integration of advanced solutions like Datadog, attendees gained insight into how to foresee performance and security issues, preventing disruptions that could affect both internal services and end customers. Epidata and Datadog demonstrated how observability tools can strengthen the reliability of banking systems, ensuring their continuous availability.
The event featured Carlos Paz Soldán, Head of the Enterprise Integration Operational Unit at Epidata, who led the discussion on the fundamental pillars of observability in banking. Datadog was represented by Marcos Untura, Enterprise Account Executive, and Rafael Icibaci, Partner Solution Architect, who shared their expertise on best practices and practical client experiences.
With this event, Datadog and Epidata showcased their solid industry expertise and the added value they bring to the security and reliability of banking platforms.
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