T3 Consortium's Performance Center of Excellence

An industry-leading analyst discusses how you can take control of application performance and provide superior end-user experiences. Then, you’ll hear how a major US healthcare provider eliminated sporadic performance outages that affected its public-facing website, and prevented revenue loss and many hundreds of hours in support costs. To learn more, watch the webcast replay: http://rvbd.ly/1JGz1ke Or to learn more about AppInternals, visit: http://rvbd.ly/1IsjC5t

The document provides a summary of an individual's professional experience in performance testing. It outlines over 5 years of experience in performance testing using tools like LoadRunner and HP Performance Center. Specific projects are described involving testing websites, applications, and systems for clients in various industries. Responsibilities included creating test plans and scripts, executing load, peak, and soak tests, analyzing results, and providing recommendations. Technical skills and qualifications are also listed, including programming languages, databases, and testing tools.

Axsys Technologies provides software development services using a systematic SDLC model. They have competence in various technologies like .NET, Java, PHP, and tools like Visual Studio.NET, Microsoft SharePoint. They have developed applications in domains like banking, travel, and disaster management. Axsys has infrastructure like a dedicated offshore development center and uses project management tools like Basecamp.

See how to Assess Your Application: https://www.castsoftware.com/use-cases/application-assessment Assessing application development like the rest of the business Well overdue, it is time to measure application development and maintenance the same way as the rest of the business, based on not just how much work someone does, but how well they do the work. As we know, looking to see if the code works as expected is only a single measurement. Knowing how easy it will be to maintain over time, how flexible it is to change as required by business changes, how quickly new team members can understand the code and get working on it and how easily the application can be tested are just some of the things that we need to look at in order to understand the real quality of the work being done by application development teams. When these measurements are combined with ways of counting the productivity (quantity) of development teams, we can get a real understanding of how well the teams are performing and what return is being realized from the investment. These measurements can be assessed both for in-house development organizations as well as the work being done by outsourcers. The applications delivered by IT are a significant differentiator between competitors and therefore it needs to be managed as a core business process. Held up against corporate standards and no matter how or where the development work is done, it must be done well and the resulting applications need to be able to withstand time. See how to Assess Your Application: https://www.castsoftware.com/use-cases/application-assessment

K. Senthil Kumar is a testing engineer with 9 years of experience in software testing. He has expertise in manual testing and tools like HP Quality Centre and Mercury Test Director. He has worked on projects in the insurance, banking and ERP domains. Some of his responsibilities include test planning, case development, defect tracking, reporting and ensuring high quality standards.

This document discusses performance and scalability in cloud computing. It notes that poor application performance can negatively impact businesses by reducing customer retention, employee productivity and revenue. When moving applications to the cloud, businesses must ensure performance is optimized. To address performance issues, companies should first isolate non-cloud factors like network access speed and then test application performance on the cloud platform to identify any differences from the data center. Optimizing applications for the cloud architecture is important. The document also discusses various approaches to scalability in cloud environments and how Joyent offers solutions to aid application performance and scalability.

This document discusses performance and scalability in cloud computing. It notes that poor application performance can negatively impact businesses by reducing customer retention, employee productivity and revenue. When moving applications to the cloud, businesses must ensure performance is optimized. To address performance issues, companies should first isolate non-cloud factors like network access speed and then test application performance on the cloud platform to identify any differences from the data center. Optimizing applications for the cloud architecture is important. The document also discusses various approaches to scalability in cloud environments and how Joyent offers solutions to aid application performance and scalability.

This document presents a business case for adopting Real Application Testing (RAT) to test upgrades and patches for a large insurance company's data warehousing system. It estimates that using RAT could reduce testing labor hours by 41% and yield a payback period of less than 12 months due to savings in upgrade costs, monthly patching costs, and production support costs. Adopting RAT could potentially provide even greater savings if it was used to test all 53 applications in the system or reduce issues across all patch upgrades.

This document discusses performance and scalability in cloud computing. It notes that poor application performance can negatively impact businesses by reducing customer retention, employee productivity, and revenue. When moving applications to the cloud, businesses must ensure performance is optimized. To address performance issues, companies should isolate factors like network access times and application architecture. The document also discusses concepts like performance, scalability, horizontal and vertical scaling, and addresses approaches like application development and Joyent's solutions to improve performance and scaling in cloud environments.

This document explains Property Based Testing – a method beyond unit testing to help detect defects in codes during the development phase.

Introduction to the Case Management platform from EMC: xCP Presented at the Amplexor seminar on Case Management, 15 september 2011, Brussels

Oracle Applications comprise various ERP, CRM, and SCM software developed or acquired by Oracle Corporation. It utilizes a multi-tier architecture with the database, application, and desktop tiers. Key performance indicators for Oracle Apps performance testing include response time, system throughput, uptime, and mean time between failures. The performance testing life cycle involves requirement analysis, test planning, test implementation, test execution, and analysis of results.

Learn how JReport is used by real OEM customers across a variety of different industries in the Enterprise, and hear real customer examples of why JReport was chosen as the best fit to be embedded into their applications. Also see how you can embed JReport into your own OEM or SaaS application, and give your end users advanced visualization and ad hoc capabilities with JReport 12.

This document discusses enterprise applications and how they can be developed using Java. It covers key aspects like what an enterprise is, the goals of enterprise applications, advantages of Java for enterprise programming, common application architectures, and how servlets work. Some key points: - An enterprise can have distributed and heterogeneous units across locations with different policies. Enterprise applications help manage various activities within an organization. - Well-designed enterprise apps should be robust, scalable, maintainable and extensible to handle increasing load and add new features easily. - Java is suitable for enterprise programming as it is platform independent, uses managed objects, promotes reusability and modularity. - Common architectures include single tier, two tier

FlexNet Connect provides software publishers and device manufacturers an efficient way to deliver software updates to end users and gain insights into product usage. It manages rule-based software updates, displays in-app messages, and reports on the installed base. It can be deployed on-premises or as a cloud service. FlexNet Connect helps minimize support costs and downtime by ensuring the right updates are delivered to the correct users. It also allows communication with users through targeted in-app messages and provides analytics on the installed base to optimize product management.