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AIOps Revolution in IT Ops: Huatai Securities' First-Evaluation Success

The article explains how AIOps leverages AI to enhance IT operations, details Huatai Securities' successful first‑batch evaluation by the China Academy of Information and Communications Technology, and outlines future plans and the emerging AIOps maturity model standards.

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AIOps Revolution in IT Ops: Huatai Securities' First-Evaluation Success

AIOps (Artificial Intelligence for IT Operations) applies AI techniques such as machine learning and data science to enhance and partially replace core IT operational functions. Gartner describes AIOps as extracting and analyzing ever‑growing IT data in volume, variety and velocity to support IT operations management products.

At the DevOps International Summit in Beijing on 22 Oct 2021, the China Academy of Information and Communications Technology announced the first‑batch evaluation results of the AIOps system and tool technology. Huatai Securities’ AIOps Intelligent Operations Platform passed the comprehensive assessment of the “Cloud Computing Intelligent Operations (AIOps) Capability Maturity Model – Part 2: System and Tool Technology Requirements”, demonstrating advanced domestic capability.

In an interview, Huatai’s IT Operations Center head Tian Jiang and AIOps lead Zhou Dongjie discussed the project’s background, the significance of passing the evaluation, and future plans. They emphasized improving anomaly detection accuracy, expanding AIOps scenarios, adopting new algorithms, broadening application scope, and offering customizable algorithms for SREs.

The AIOps Capability Maturity Model, jointly developed by CAICT, the Cloud Computing Open Source Industry Alliance, the Efficient Operations Community, and leading internet companies, is the first international standard for intelligent operations and has been accepted by ITU‑T SG13. The model’s first‑batch evaluation opens four quality modules—anomaly detection, fault prediction, alarm convergence, and root‑cause analysis—for enterprises to select.

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