More Than Just Noise Reduction with Guy Fighel

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About this Episode

Want to know how to avoid SRE alert fatigue with the assistance of AI?
In this episode, Guy Fighel GM for AIOps and GVP of product engineering at New Relic and Michael Olson, director of product marketing talk all about how AIOPS can help your SRE & DevOps efforts. Learn how AI/ML can help you to reduce noise to determine and address the root cause of incidents quickly. Listen now.

About Guy Fighel

Guy Fighel is the GM for AIOps and GVP of product engineering at New Relic. He was previously the CTO and co-founder of SignifAI, a startup acquired by New Relic in February 2019 that integrates machine intelligence to increase uptime, strengthen systems and make day-to-day life easier for SRE and DevOps teams. Guy has more than 20 years of experience innovating and leading the development of highly scalable, global software solutions. Through that time, he’s worked with international companies, such as Tango and Vonage, and overseen the development of more than 20 patents. Guy received his B.B.A in software and information technology from The Interdisciplinary Center and completed Stanford Business School’s executive management program in organizational leadership.

Connect with Guy Fighel

• Company: New Relic
• Blog: guyfighel.com
• Twitter: @guyfig
• LinkedIn: guyfig
• New Relic AiOps Release Announcement 
• New Relic News
• Accelerate Incident Response with AIOps eBook

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