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The Tech Trailblazers Awards are a global awards program, focused on enterprise technology startups. Some of the award categories include AI, big data, blockchain, cloud, containers, developer, internet of things, networking, and more. The program recognizes technological and commercial innovation and entrepreneurial excellence. On December 1 2022, Tech Trailblazers announced Selector as the winner for the 2022 Networking Trailblazers award. This award honors those companies who focus on offering innovative products and solutions.
November 21 2022- Intellyx, an industry analysis and advisory firm focused on digital transformation recently announced their fall 2022 Digital Innovator Award winners. Among the winners, Selector AI was chosen as the 2022 Digital Innovator Award. Read the full news announcement here.
Digital Enterprise Journal (DEJ), a business technology research firm, announced the publishing of a new research report titled Top 20 Emerging Vendors for Managing IT Performance in 2022. This report is based on the findings of DEJ’s recent state of the market study, 24 Key Areas Shaping IT Performance Markets in 2022, which included insights from more than 3,300 organizations. The twenty four key areas discovered in this research were used as evaluation criteria and the top 20 emerging vendors are identified based on their effectiveness in solving top challenges for user organizations and meeting their fast-changing requirements. One of the key takeaways of this report is that business pressures created a need for innovative approaches for addressing both persistent challenges and a new set of management issues that cannot be effectively solved by legacy solutions. Selector was recognized in this report as a leader in the following eight key areas: Enabling unique customer exp
June 09, 2022 09:00 AM Eastern Daylight Time SANTA CLARA, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Selector, the leading provider of network-aware AIOps, observability and analytics for multi-cloud, today announced a set of new capabilities for its Network Health and Routing Analytics solution. The new capabilities strengthen customers’ ability, not only to detect and fix incidents, but proactively prevent them. Selector also announced it has achieved Service Organization Controls 2 (SOC 2) Type 2 compliance in accordance with American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA). New Features By activating synthetic tests across the network and IT infrastructure, Selector Analytics can detect leading indicators of connectivity degradation. With the new enhancements, Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) routing analytics enables proactive routing consistency assurance across the network, in order to early detect conditions that may lead to service impact in the future. “Managing network and I
https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbestechcouncil/2022/05/31/the-evolution-and-expansion-of-aiops-in-network-management/ Nitin Kumar Forbes Councils MemberForbes Technology Council Expected to be worth more than $40 billion by 2026, AIOps solutions are paving the way for improved IT operations in digitally-driven organizations. A major factor driving this is that traditional operations management models are no longer good enough to deal with a world where distributed work has been normalized. Instead, by leveraging big data, machine learning, artificial intelligence (AI) and other advanced technologies, companies can bring greater automation to enterprise IT infrastructure and service management as well as gain complete visibility of the network infrastructure challenges they face. Operations management used to deal with various IT tasks at a departmental level in the past. In fact, many solutions today still follow this nitty-gritty approach and perform system analysis in siloes. In doi
https://www.fastcompany.com/90740122/when-they-doubt-your-tech-can-deliver-lean-on-these-three-pillars-of-credibility BY KANNAN KOTHANDARAMAN 3 MINUTE READ Every company that sells technology promises magic. From the early days of email to the countless platforms and programs available today, technology has always promised something faster, easier, automated, or intelligent. Through decades of innovation and transformation, countless products have inevitably fallen short of their promise. Today, the market is crowded and prospects are skeptical when considering new solutions. As founder of an AIOps startup, I’m quite familiar with the promises AI and machine learning have made in the past. In business and pop culture, the magic of AI has promised to drive our cars, be our assistants, make medical diagnoses, and more. In reality, we’ve made huge advancements in the applications of AI and machine learning, but we’re a long way from HAL and the Terminator. Regardless of the tec
Kannan Kothandaraman, Nitin Kumar and the Selector Team Three years ago, we set out to develop an operational analytics platform that would eliminate downtime and empower operations teams with tools to be more efficient and productive in their jobs. We wanted to make their lives easier, taking the complexity out of application and networking issues by providing a solution that combines intelligence and analytics but most importantly gives them actionable outcomes. We like to think about it in terms of all the iterations of search engines before Google came on the scene. The early “search” engines were very literal and required the user to wade through links and know exactly what they were looking for, whereas Google’s superpower is its ability to predict what you’re searching for and deliver more precise results, even leading you to the answers to questions you didn’t know to ask. This is the approach that our platform, Selector Analytics, takes to the AIOps space. We came to th
Tuesday, March 15, 2022Selector, a start-up based in Santa Clara, California, announced $28 million in Series A funding for its network-aware AIOps, observability and analytics for multi-cloud environments. Selector Analytics provides hyper speed-to-value for operations with usable AIOps and zero-touch analytics across any and all data. The company was founded in 2019 by former Juniper Networks executives, Kannan Kothandaraman and Nitin Kumar. The funding round was led by Two Bear Capital, SineWave Ventures, and Atlantic Bridge. Comcast Ventures and Azure Capital Partners are also investors in the company. This brings total fundng to $33M. “At Selector, we have assembled a world-class team looking to transform the AIOps space. By merging networking, AIOps, and observability into a single platform, Selector is approaching the space uniquely. Our mission is to eliminate downtime and empower operations with tools to be more efficient and productive in their jobs,” said
Led by Two Bear Capital, SineWave Ventures and Atlantic Bridge, Series A funding will fuel GTM, R&D and expansion efforts to transform network performance across all industriesMarch 15, 2022 09:00 AM Eastern Daylight Time SANTA CLARA, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Selector, the leading provider of network-aware AIOps, observability and analytics for multi-cloud, today announced its Series A round for $28 million, bringing total funding to $33M. The company was founded in 2019 by former Juniper Networks executives and industry veterans, Kannan Kothandaraman and Nitin Kumar. Selector Analytics provides hyper speed-to-value for operations with usable AIOps and zero-touch analytics across any and all data. This round of funding was led by Two Bear Capital, SineWave Ventures, and Atlantic Bridge. Comcast Ventures and Azure Capital Partners are also investors in the company. The new funds will be used to execute Selector’s go-to-market (GTM) strat