Application Performance Management Application Performance Management, or APM, refers to the discipline within systems management that focuses on monitoring and managing the performance and availability of software applications. APM can be defined as workflow and related IT tools deployed to detect, diagnose, remedy and report on application performance issues to ensure that application performance meets or exceeds end-users’ and businesses’ expectations.
By: SAP
Published Date: Aug 24, 2010
To be successful, operations requires integrated business management methodologies and systems that assist in making better, faster decisions and provide visibility into key performance drivers, such as employee productivity, asset utilization, and project profitability.
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Designed for the sales executive, this series of research briefs focuses on the advent of metrics-based sales productivity and the new approaches delivering huge dividends to forward-thinking sales organizations.
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See how plans, financial reports and scorecards can help you manage performance across all data sources.
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Sales Force Productivity, Sirius Decisions: This brief video looks at the keys to improving overall customer satisfaction by looking at customer behaviors and the insights they provide.
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This report examines how top performing companies are implementing sales intelligence initiatives to increase pipeline quality and contextualize opportunities with relevant information.
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How forward thinking marketing organizations deliver competitive differentiators.
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See how BI provides the necessary insights to understand market opportunities, drive campaign effectiveness and deliver differentiated product offerings to key audiences.
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Business is driving IT operations management to become increasingly application-centric. At the same time, applications are becoming more difficult to manage. How vendors respond to the application performance monitoring challenge will have a profound impact on their overall market positions.
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Using the CA Wily Application Performance Management (APM) solution consisting of CA Wily Introscope® and CA Wily Customer Experience Manager™, JN Data better manages Web applications through faster diagnosis of problem root causes in its customers' heterogeneous environments.
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Adopting an effective application performance management strategy is a critical step in managing complex Web revenue and generating mission critical applications to deliver a high-quality end-user experience.
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This study illustrates the financial impact of moving from multiple, automated point-solutions, along with manually intensive effort, to a global, highly automated testing and monitoring solution.
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The management tools selected to support virtualization is essential to the ability of IT to grow the virtual environment without proportionately increasing the staff required to manage all of the new physical host servers and their guest VMs. Read more!
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This IDG Research Services study demonstrates that CIOs and IT leaders recognize the business impact of application performance. It's all about end-user and customer satisfaction, increasing productivity, and lowering costs.
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This white paper describes an approach that provides these performance metrics for specific IT stakeholders, all drawn from data collection and analytics that support a holistic, integrated approach to optimizing IT service delivery.
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This report is designed to help IT organizations more effectively plan for the adoption of solutions that can help bring together a unified view of IT service performance as it impacts business outcomes. Download now!
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By: SafeNet
Published Date: Jul 13, 2010
To add extra protection for confidential data while reducing the time and cost for achieving regulatory compliance, many organizations will benefit from integrating tokenization into their SafeNet solution.
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In today's competitive global marketplace, Application Management Services (AMS) have become increasingly important for international companies to comply with country-specific markets and regulations, and ensure high-quality operations of SAP solutions in a sustainable, cost-effective manner.
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This new SPI white paper provides guidance on developing an effective strategy for monitoring, measuring and managing your professional services organisation.
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This new ServiceXRG white paper explores the importance of quantifying the impact of support on your business.
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By: Appian
Published Date: Jun 28, 2010
Leveraging Rapid Process Application Development, Deployment, Adoption and Use for Business Value.
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User experience is essential for effective e-commerce and applications that create the shopping experience, from interactive catalogs and shopping carts to payment systems, must always operate at peak efficiency.
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This report, a compilation of 794 survey responses (primarily from human resources and line business managers), is a roadmap for organizations that desire to achieve to achieve superior performance capabilities, and technology utilization.
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For modern applications, particularly those built for the Java platform, there are proven approaches and solutions that can help an organization achieve predictable, scalable performance for their applications. And although these approaches may be most valuable for extreme-scale applications, they can save time and money in almost any server-based application.
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What are the key trends driving IT management? This eBook provides the answers with in-depth articles on how organizations are driving down costs, reducing risks and increasing quality of service and agility.
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As more and more IT shops deploy multitier middleware platforms and frameworks for the delivery of business-critical application services, they are expecting to garner the benefits of the service-oriented architecture (SOA) or composite application development approach: agility, flexibility, productivity, and extensibility.
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