Managing Network Application Performance
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| Duration: 2 Days |
Who Should Attend
The course is designed for IT managers and analysts. It will be of value to all groups that affect performance delivered to the user including network architects, application developers, system administrators, and business managers. It should be attended by any enterprise that values the performance aspect of the user experience or that is trying to maintain high productivity of its staff.
What You Will Learn
- Consider how users think about and perceive performance of Web-based or traditional client-server local network applications.
- Understand how applications, users and networks interact to deliver performance.
- Find tradeoffs among the many parameters that can change performance and the costs associated with those changes.
- Examine alternatives to improving performance.
- Explore the large performance impacts that result from small changes in key parts of the application-network system.
- Learn how to compare the many details that affect performance.
- Calculate a return on investment for buying new technology that will improve performance.
- Insure that your users have a high-quality and productive experience.
- Develop realistic enterprise performance goals and policy.
- Experiment with a process by which your enterprise can find a cost-effective strategy for application performance.
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Course Leaders:
Peter Sevcik, President, NetForecast, Inc.
John Bartlett, Vice President, NetForecast, Inc.
Save on travel, tuition and course development costs and focus on the specific challenges faced by your organization.
For a free, no-obligation proposal, contact Rod Marckese:
Email:
Phone: 800/227-1234 or 630/986-1432, ext. 109
Web: Use our Online Form
For a free, no-obligation proposal, contact Rod Marckese:
Email:
Phone: 800/227-1234 or 630/986-1432, ext. 109
Web: Use our Online Form
What Attendees Had to Say:
“This class really cleared up some gray areas...I liked the fact that we were given lab time to see it all come together. The instructor was awesome.”
—Matt Williams, Analyst, Andersen Consulting