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“Is an agile IT the key to achieving a competitive advantage in an enterprise setting?”

This question raised by Slawomir Michalik—an IT expert carries within it the same concerns faced by several business executives who are tasked with building a robust enterprise architecture (EA) with tangible profits rapidly. And, the answer is yes; agile strategies truly do add a new dimension for improved IT infrastructure that completely eliminates the inadequacies of legacy systems. But then, why are there so many companies still facing challenges in implementing the best technologies? The reason for this can be chalked up to a lack of standardised solution stacks in the market that can help simplify critical business and technical tasks such as quality management or cloud monitoring. Organisations today require more than just solution providers to help them implement and utilise newer innovations; they need the assistance of subject matter experts in order to stay relevant in the market and secure their bottom line. And, Poland-based Omnilogy is a company that houses such individuals who maintain in-depth knowledge and multidisciplinary experience in the field of IT and DevOps to guide enterprises through numerous business and digitalisation challenges efficiently.

“Omnilogy was founded to be a superposition of managerial and consultancy competencies, with the added benefits of practical engineering and design skills,” says Michalik, who is also the CTO of Omnilogy. The company designs, implements, and delivers custom solutions based on the best available components in the areas of application, digital, and network performance monitoring and diagnostics (APM, DPM, NPMD, respectively). Omnilogy’s staff also maintain a comprehensive understanding of today’s full-mesh cloud environments: the architecture, associated complexities, and their resolutions. This positions the company well-ahead of most service providers in the market, where Michalik and his team are fully-equipped with both the necessary skills and resources to combat the ever-persistent business or technology adoption activities an organisation could face.

Omnilogy also strongly believes that legacy systems are the bane of innovation; therefore, before preparing its DevOps services to drive results, the company spends a considerable amount of time assessing a client’s culture and immediate IT needs. It then strategises how to combine the new components with existing business models. “The focus should be on innovation. We will then increase a company’s ability to deliver,” adds Michalik, as mitigating technical debt is the highest priority for Omnilogy.

Following a thorough initial assessment, the company’s DevOps competencies now have the opportunity to shine; Michalik provides a case study that best elucidates this value proposition. “A government agency came to us with a project to establish a hybrid cloud mainframe for complete modernisation,” he says. The complexity of setting up and managing the large mesh in such an environment led the client to believe that this was going to be a lengthy and expensive ordeal. However, with the aid of Omnilogy’s CI/ CD process automation for DevOps, powered by Dynatrace and the company’s extensive cloud IT experience, the project was successfully completed with no unnecessary opex. The client had real-time control over the new components and were further supported by problem management methodologies for a more robust DevOps culture within the organisation.

With such expansive experience fueling their services, the Omnilogy team knows precisely what needs to be done, when, where, and how. The company today stands to deliver the most comprehensive DevOps services, and moving forward, intends to add AI into its roster of specialities. Seeing how autonomous IT is the next step in improving EA, APM, data management, and DevOps, Omnilogy is gearing up to offer tomorrow’s services today.