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Managing Networks Today:  
Network Management Megatrends 2014 Research Highlights
Finding: No Single “Source of Truth”
Which types of data are the most common, and which are most valuable for network availability and 
performance monitoring? Our research findings, shown in Figure 2, indicate that there is no one 
single data source to satisfy the needs. Further, there is great diversity in approaches. Only log data 
achieved a majority use level, and then only barely so. Further, the size of the managed network had 
a strong influence on preferences. For example, while log files are highly relevant across networks of 
all sizes, management system APIs are most preferred for managing very large networks. Also, smaller 
networks tend to require less data diversity. EMA recommends network management strategies that 
take advantage of as many data sources as possible to ensure completeness of visibility and effective 
issue recognition.
Sample Size = 246 
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Log Files 
Management system APIs 
Packet inspection 
NetFlow/sFlow/IPFIX 
Device APIs 
SNMP MIBs/traps 
Synthetic test 
None of the Above 
Which of the following data sources is your organization using/planning 
 
for  
sustained network availability and performance monitoring?  
(by managed environment size) 
small (<1,001) 
med (1,001-5,000) 
large (5,001+)  
# Network Devices 
Figure 2. Data sources in use or planned for sustained network availability and performance monitoring