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Experience the power of Performance Anywhere Analytics

 
HPSW-Guest| February 25, 2013
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Would you like to have a real predictive monitoring solution for your business applications?

 

Would you like to get alerts proactively before your end users experience slow response times?

 

HP Performance Anywhere Analytics allow you to get an early warning of potential problems with your application—before the business is impacted.

It uses powerful self-learning algorithms which are based on over 10 different patents granted to HP.

 .  With no manual configuration required, the analytics views are  simple to use and are an integral part of the Performance Anywhere solution

 

Performance Anywhere Analytics uses self-learning algorithms to analyze the behavior of applications performance, detect abnormal behaviors and infer possible root causes. If Analytics detects behavior which is significantly different from the baseline, it reports the anomaly and identifies the transactions and locations that experienced abnormal behavior. This helps you see at a glance the extent of the business impact of the anomaly.Analytics also identifies the probable top causes of the anomaly and can detect if similar anomalies have occurred in the past. This helps you pinpoint the cause of the anomaly and identify a solution more quickly

 

 

Two weeks ago we announced the public unveiling of HP Performance Anywhere, a Service (SaaS) offering. It monitors the end-user performance and availability of web- and mobile-based apps. We are in the midst of providing a free public beta; if you want to know how your website performs then I encourage you to sign up.

 

Take our service for a test drive and you will see how your next performance issue in your critical business application could be avoided thanks to HP Performance Anywhere Analytics solution!

 

 Try HP Performance Anywhere today!

 

Written by Alon Inditzky
Performance Anywhere | Product Manager
HP Software

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  • Beth Parker is a Product Marketing Manager for HP Software. Beth is responsible for outbound marketing and sales enablement for the HP Systems Management portfolio including HP Operations Manager, Operations Agents, Smart Plug-ins and SiteScope. She is based in Naples, Florida.
  • Doug is a subject matter expert for network and system performance management. With an engineering career spanning 25 years at HP, Doug has worked in R&D, support, and technical marketing positions, and is an ambassador for quality and the customer interest.
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  • Jim is a technology marketer with over two decades experience in product launch, branding, and product marketing
  • Jimmy Augustine is Director of Product Marketing within HP Software and leads the HP Application Performance Management and Configuration Management System product marketing teams. JImmy has been with HP for over a year. Prior to HP, Jimmy was VP of Marketing for ASG Software Solutions. Prior to joining ASG, Jimmy was at IBM for ten years. He was a marketing manager for IBM's Outsourcing business, the market leader, and helped launch IBM's market leading web hosting business. Jimmy holds an M.S. in industrial engineering and a B.S. in aerospace engineering from the University of Florida. Jimmy resides in Naples, FL with his wife and two children.
  • Ken is responsible for worldwide marketing of HP’s virtualization and systems management products. His experience includes over 20 years in marketing, product management and business development. In addition to IT management software, his background includes enterprise storage and systems.
  • Mark Pinskey is the Product Marketing Manager for HP Network Management Solutions within HP Software and concentrates on HP's Network Management Center software solutions. Mark has been with HP for over 29 years. Prior to HP, Mark has worked within the IT organization for the FBI in Washington D.C.. Mark has spent much time evangelizing HP's Automated Network Management solution and the value proposition this solution provides to customers. Mark holds a dual major B.S. in Political Science and Biology and additional credentialis in Computer Science. Mark resides in the Cleveland, Ohio area with his wife and two grown children.
  • Ramkumar Devanathan works in the IOM-Customer Assist Team (CAT) providing technical assistance to HP Software pre-sales and support teams with Operations Management products including vPV, SHO, VISPI. He has experience of more than 12 years in this product line, working in various roles ranging from developer to product architect.
  • Sonja is a Product Marketing Manager for the HP Software Operations Center portfolio of products. She has 19 years of product marketing, product management, engineering, and consulting experience with privately-held, start-up, and Fortune 500 companies. Sonja has been responsible for positioning, messaging, strategy, and go-to-market programs for both consumer and B2B product lines.  Companies that she has worked for include InstallShield, Loudcloud, Sun Microsystems, and AT&T.


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