Global Infrastructure for Measuring Real-world Performance
Over 100 billion measurements each year: Introducing the Keynote measurement infrastructure
At Keynote, we believe your mobile and Internet business strategy is only as strong as the data that drives it. That’s why we base all of our services on an unsurpassed Global Network comprised of over 4,000 measurement computers and mobile devices in over 275 locations around the world. More than 400 million performance measurements are taken every day.
Keynote has built this global test and measurement network to provide you with the most accurate perspective on mobile and Internet performance available. In real-time, Keynote can measure, monitor, diagnose, test, and improve the performance of mobile and Web applications, including those built using Web Services, from inside and outside your firewall.
Presenting the user experience
No two users access a Web site, e-business application, or mobile content in the same way. There are
different backbones, different geographies, and different access speeds. Keynote takes all these variables in to account.
Only Keynote provides the most accurate and authentic real time portrayal of the end user experience:
- Keynote measures performance across all major Internet backbones so you don’t have undetected outages from locations that are critical to your business.
- Keynote measures from major cities around the globe so you can measure, compare, diagnose, and improve performance as experienced by your end users – no matter where in the world they are located.
- Keynote uses measurements from actual Internet Explorer browsers and mobile devices just like your end users do.
Delivering statistical accuracy
There is nothing arbitrary about the way that Keynote measures mobile and Internet performance. Our measurement infrastructure provides the most statistically representative picture of mobile and Internet performance by measuring traffic across all major backbones and in the top metropolitan areas worldwide.
