Jim Hirschauer

Jim Hirschauer

Austin, Texas, United States
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tl;dr - I'm an IT geek who understands people and business.

I started my…

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  • Why IBM Bought Instana

    *Disclosure: I used to be an Instana employee but I was not there during negotiations for IBM to buy Instana and I do…

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    Austin, Texas Metropolitan Area

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    Austin, Texas, United States

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    Austin, Texas, United States

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    Sandpoint, ID

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    San Francisco Bay Area

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Volunteer Experience

  • Treasurer

    Sandpoint Waldorf School

    - 6 years 7 months

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Publications

  • How to Avoid a HealthCare.gov Debacle in the Enterprise

    Wired Innovation Insights

    Recently, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) spokeswoman Julie Bataille reported that 10 percent of healthcare application forms generated by individuals using the HealthCare.gov marketplace are being transmitted with errors. This represents a decline in the original error rate of 25 percent, but it does not change the fact that these errors are troublesome — including everything from forms not being generated to transmission of duplicate forms and technical data being…

    Recently, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) spokeswoman Julie Bataille reported that 10 percent of healthcare application forms generated by individuals using the HealthCare.gov marketplace are being transmitted with errors. This represents a decline in the original error rate of 25 percent, but it does not change the fact that these errors are troublesome — including everything from forms not being generated to transmission of duplicate forms and technical data being transmitted incorrectly.......

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  • Application Performance Management Maturity Model

    As anyone who has worked in an enterprise IT organization will know, good tools too often go to waste. Sometimes the tool does not meet the expectations or requirements; sometimes the advocate leaves the organization; or sometimes the technology simply becomes obsolete after the vendor is acquired or the product is killed off. This is also true with tools in the Application Performance Management (APM) space. There is no be-all, end-all solution to this problem, but if your job is to purchase a…

    As anyone who has worked in an enterprise IT organization will know, good tools too often go to waste. Sometimes the tool does not meet the expectations or requirements; sometimes the advocate leaves the organization; or sometimes the technology simply becomes obsolete after the vendor is acquired or the product is killed off. This is also true with tools in the Application Performance Management (APM) space. There is no be-all, end-all solution to this problem, but if your job is to purchase a tool like APM there are some steps you can take to make it less likely that your software becomes shelfware. Here are a few of the lessons I’ve learned over a career as a monitoring architect and a buyer of APM.

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Honors & Awards

  • J. William Mullen Award

    The Mullen Foundation

    The J. William Mullen award is given in memory of past CMG president Bill Mullen. This award recognizes his contributions to CMG and the profession of information technology. The award recipient is an individual who exhibits both technical excellence and an engaging presentation style.

    The intent of this award is to reflect the nature of the individual for whom it is named. Bill Mullen was a man of exceptional intellectual brilliance and personal charisma, and was widely known for his…

    The J. William Mullen award is given in memory of past CMG president Bill Mullen. This award recognizes his contributions to CMG and the profession of information technology. The award recipient is an individual who exhibits both technical excellence and an engaging presentation style.

    The intent of this award is to reflect the nature of the individual for whom it is named. Bill Mullen was a man of exceptional intellectual brilliance and personal charisma, and was widely known for his excellent technical presentations at many professional conferences throughout the world.

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