The Keynote Global Test and Measurement Network of computers and mobile devices is the largest and most accurate real-time measurement, monitoring, and testing infrastructure in the world. It gives you a true portrayal of what actual users are experiencing on their end of a Web browser or mobile device.
In addition, to capture the truest customer experience in existence, Keynote has one of the most representative panels of over 160,000 real online users from a cross-section of demographics, languages, and broadband and dial-up connections. No other company can provide the full picture of your customers’ online experience the way that Keynote can.
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Why Keynote provides greater accuracy
| We measure from the end-user perspective. | To see mobile and Internet content, applications, and services as your customers see them, you need to measure them across multiple Internet geographies. Keynote uses the industry’s largest infrastructure to measure mobile communications and Internet performance, giving you the most representative, real-world metrics available. |
| We measure across all major Internet backbones. | Good coverage is often incorrectly defined. This relates to the number of locations where measurements are taken, compared to the statistically accurate placement of measurement agents necessary to detect any Internet performance problem. Backbone placement, even more than geographic placement, provides the best indication of end user performance. |
| We measure from wherever end users access your Web applications. | Keynote offers private measurement computers that can measure application performance from geographies outside the Keynote infrastructure. Using Keynote’s outside and inside the firewall performance data integrated with your own enterprise management data makes it easier. It enables you to make ‘apples-to-apples’ comparisons between data center performance and performance outside your firewall and to pinpoint and repair performance problems quickly and effectively. This allows you to minimize revenue losses from slow or unavailable applications or systems. |