Posts Tagged ‘AppNeta’
The Siri Test: How Much Bandwidth is She Using?
Posted by: bmazzotta in: ● February 29, 2012
In the age of smart phones, data plans and usage caps, many questions come up when looking into your cellphone bill. It seems there are unlimited applications and features are swallowing up data. Have you ever wondered what else is using up your data? Checking mail, sending mail, playing games and using apps use data [...]
Network Performance Monitoring Critical to EHR Success
Posted by: kathleenisobel in: ● February 23, 2012
Healthcare practices today run on networked applications that connect remote users (hospitals, physicians, clinics) to centralized or hosted resources. Electronic Health Records (EHR), web-based clinical health programs, inter-site communication and online medical registries are all critically dependent on network and application performance. Any drop in bandwidth or increase in latency can make these applications unusable [...]
Managing Branch Office Network Performance in the Cloud Era
Posted by: kathleenisobel in: ● February 22, 2012
An increase in cloud services means more branch office-based users than ever. According to studies by Gartner and others, 85% – 90% of the average company’s employees now work away from the main corporate office. Those remote workers still need the same high-quality experience of application access and performance as employees at headquarters– especially because [...]
Network Performance Management: A Look Back to 2006
Posted by: kathleenisobel in: ● February 13, 2012
Remember when data, video and voice networks were separate? Before cloud was a buzz word, cellphones were only for calls, virtualization was in its infancy and what’s an iPad? Considering all of these changes, it seems an impossible job for network teams to maintain high functioning networks and applications with the flood of changes we [...]
HTML5 Is Ready For Prime Time – And So Are We!
Posted by: stevensmatt in: ● February 8, 2012
There is a lot of good material in the blog-o-sphere about HTML5 vs. Flash and the impending doom of the latter. I’m here to say that HTML5, while still a work in progress, is absolutely ready for prime time and if anyone says you have to wait for it to be ready, they’re either ill-informed or [...]
How Network Speed & Duplex Settings Can Ruin Your Day (and your application performance)
Posted by: adamtedwards in: ● February 6, 2012
It never fails to amaze me how simple network configuration settings can affect application performance, especially the details that are so susceptible to human error. A global business services provider recently deployed PathView Cloud to monitor network performance between several contact centers. This customer uses VoIP to connect contact centers, and the desktop experience is [...]
Legacy on the Line
Posted by: timferg in: ● February 3, 2012
You won’t hear Tom Brady or Eli Manning speaking publicly about how much this game means to their legacy, but it’s certainly on the mind of everyone not involved with the game this coming Sunday. A win for either of them puts an exclamation mark on their career while a loss has harsh ramifications for [...]
CEO Notes…AppNeta is All-in for the Patriots
Posted by: melvinjim in: ● January 29, 2012
Boston is a great sports town. We’ve had Stanley Cups, World Series and too many playoffs to count! And today, it is a great time to be a Patriots Fan, and a great time to be at AppNeta! As the Pats have fought their way to the top, AppNeta is rocking our way into another [...]
Super Bowl XLVI…The Rematch
Posted by: timferg in: ● January 27, 2012
It’s a rematch four years in the making. On Sunday, Feb. 5, the AFC champion New England Patriots face the NFC champion New York Giants in Super Bowl XLVI (46) in Indianapolis, and Patriots quarterback Tom Brady will be looking to avenge his team’s loss at the hands of Eli Manning and his Giants that [...]
CEO Notes…New Year, New Office, New Company!
Posted by: melvinjim in: ● January 23, 2012
The last four weeks have been a blur! Between wrapping up our third quarter, the holidays, and, oh-yes, moving the company to downtown Boston, it has been a whirlwind. In real estate, they say that location is everything. Well, I am starting to think the same might be true for starting a business. For the [...]
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