Digital transformation can drive multiple business opportunities. However, as enterprise IT environments become more distributed and complex, DX may increase the number and location of IT visibility gaps. As complex IT environments become more widespread and complicated – across co-los, public cloud, remote sites, load balancers, enabling services and VMware environments – the need for greater instrumentation becomes imperative.A closer look at these common visibility gaps:Colocations – Colocations have become common for many IT organizations and must deliver a quality network and application experience for customers and employees using services involving co-los for hosting or transit. Because key services are passing through the co-lo, they require constant protection from performance degradations and security threats. In addition, co-los may be interconnected with private data centers, public clouds, SaaS and UCaaS all to deliver business-critical services in the headquarters and remote offices. These connections involve wide area network (WAN) service providers, creating yet another possible gap in control and visibility that adds complexity and potential degradation or failure points. Service delivery has never been more complicated. When performance issues occur, troubleshooting colocations can be a major challenge without comprehensive visibility and analysis capabilities.Learn more about how to overcome visibility gaps in colocations. Watch this webinar to hear from NETSCOUT experts.Public Cloud – Initiating any cloud migration without sufficient monitoring to ensure application performance and availability before, during, and after the transition can create visibility gaps which make it challenging to quickly troubleshoot issues. This can cause IT organizations to lose control of their service environment performance, especially if workloads are spread over multiple on-premises or additional public cloud environments. To succeed in competitive markets and maximize their public cloud investments, organizations also need comprehensive visibility into their network environments to enable faster, more efficient remediation of issues and, ultimately, ensure the success of existing deployments and ongoing migrations.Learn more about how to overcome visibility gaps in public cloud. Watch this webinar to hear from industry experts. Remote Offices – DX has evolved the modern-day workforce, with employees working from remote sites around the world. These remote sites require instrumentation with deep packet inspection to prevent gaps in visibility. To ensure a high-quality, positive digital user experiences from every remote site, organizations need to continuously monitor the performance of SaaS and UCaaS applications, third-party WAN services, ISP-provided services like DNS, tunnel connections like VPN, SD-WAN, and SASE, and traffic flow at the local area network.Learn more about how to overcome visibility gaps in remote office environments. Watch this webinar to hear from industry experts.Load Balancers - When operating correctly, load balancers efficiently distribute network traffic and manage application requests at scale across multiple servers and domains. However, insufficient monitoring, data collection, and analysis of IT assets may result in visibility gaps in those domains that can make it challenging for IT teams to proactively address problems impacting load balancer performance. This can lead to overloaded servers, downtime, slowdowns, security breaches, and other operational challenges. Utilizing robust network and application performance monitoring solutions alongside load balancers becomes a strategic advantage for companies seeking to thrive in a continuously available, connected digital landscape.Learn more about how to overcome visibility with load balancers. Watch this webinar to hear from industry experts.Enabling Services - Business-critical applications rely on a supporting set of services that are necessary for any user, networking device, and/or application to operate properly. These are known as service enablers, and they provide authentication, network privileges, DNS, and other critical ancillary functions. As DX initiatives have moved applications to colocation sites and/or the cloud, or companies have adopted SaaS and UCaaS hosted applications, the deployment, locations, and use of enabling services needs to be strategically designed into the plans. Performance visibility for service enablers is vital in helping understand your application service dependencies, ensure enablers are moved with those services, and provide health and utilization metrics to help avoid or quickly rectify issues that might cause a slow-down or an outage that can affect multiple mission-critical applications.Learn more about how to overcome visibility gaps in enabling services. Watch this webinar to hear from industry experts.VMware Environments - Applications hosted in VMware environments interact with applications and services hosted on non-VMware platforms, sometimes located in the public cloud and with SaaS providers. Problems with performance of any of these applications have the potential to disrupt employees, customers, and/or partners that use those services. Application service degradations can impact productivity, customer service, revenue, or even corporate reputation. As a result, VMware environments need to be carefully managed and monitored with end-through-end visibility to ensure quality performance is maintained.Learn more about how to overcome visibility gaps in VMware environments. Watch this webinar to hear from industry experts.