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  1. The Many Faces of End-User Experience Monitoring (6 messages)

    End- user experience – as I think we all agree – is the performance perceived by the actual user at a specific point in time. Sounds simple, but is in reality not that easy to ascertain. There a number of different approaches which all have their specific advantages and drawbacks. This post gives an overview of different ways to monitor end-user experience. Read more at: http://blog.dynatrace.com/2010/01/18/week-2-the-many-faces-of-end-user-experience-monitoring/
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  2. Re: The Many Faces of End-User Experience Monitoring[ Go to top ]

    Queue response from Mike Jasnowski (JMX groupie and WLS dumpster) queuing a response from William Louth... Oops!
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    Understand why WL posted this way...but, everyone, let's stick with the issues. Play ball!
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    Queue response from Mike Jasnowski (JMX groupie and WLS dumpster) queuing a response from William Louth... Oops!
    That was really more fun
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    if you have some money - use Gomez. they provide you much more detailed data. You dont really want to build this thing on your own... its a lot of investment. BTW - i do not work for Gomez. I have used them in the past and they have very good data - load time, ajax calls etc.
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    The core business of Dynatrace is to provide performance monitoring tools. So it isn't that strange that they are investing time and money in such a tool.
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  7. Free End User Monitoring Tool[ Go to top ]

    Network World posted an article about a free end user monitoring tool

     

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