Category Archives: SaaS monitoring

Internet Explorer 9 reviewed – will it make web performance harder

Posted on September 16, 2010 by admin

Update: 25 September 2010: Looks like the folks at ZDnet are among the first to lose developer time wondering why their site has a problem with  IE9. I’ll come clean from the start and say I’ve never been a fan … Continue reading →

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Monitoring Video Streaming Performance – HTML5 in the wings

Posted on July 5, 2010 by deri

Speaking as web journey monitoring people, there are a number of reasons why a move away from Flash for delivery of streaming video, to a slightly more standards standard like HTML5 is attractive. In a nutshell, writing user journey scripts … Continue reading →

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Using the Cloud – Big Name outages hint at Cloud Cuckoo Land

Posted on July 2, 2010 by deri

We’re seeing a growing number of clients using Cloud technologies, whether public or private, to support their delivery online. And whilst web monitoring and testing user experience is a bigger challenge on the cloud – it is also even more … Continue reading →

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Microsoft – Windows 7 to drive Online App usage

Posted on May 8, 2009 by deri

With the past record of Microsoft’s business practise, such as lost court cases in the EU for misuse of monopoly power with billion dollar fines, I guess no one is surprised at the hard line Microsoft takes at most every … Continue reading →

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