Examine availability and performance over time, you see that there's a trend when problems occur.

With MWP data, over time you may see that outages and errors occur reoccur at specific during certain business activities. Drill down on each measurement captured in the MWP scatter plot graph learn more about the issue at hand.

Mobile Web Perspective over Air allows you to perform root-cause analysis on a failing wireless service.

MWP over Air helps you visualize how well your wireless services are working. Repeating patterns of outages are easy to identify in the charts and graphs. By drilling down into the details of each measurement, you can begin to identify the root cause of failures.

In this example we can see the text of the error message being returned to the mobile device. The vertical cluster of red markings indicate service outages.

MWP lets you view your results over any smartphone.

Keynote MWP uses a real WebKit mobile browser to download mobile content. WebKit is the browser engine that is available on most popular devices –iPhone 4, Motorola Droid, BlackBerry Torch, Nokia C6 etc.

The WebKit browser lets you view any content supported by these devices and the virtual console makes site navigation easy.

MWP simulates the multi-threaded behavior of a mobile browser for specific requesting devices.

Keynote MWP uses a real WebKit browser to download mobile content.

MWP also contains information for the number of simultaneous connections the device can make. As a result MWP can accurately simulate the download process on a true mobile browser.

MWP over Air allows you to examine each element of a wireless content page.

MWP over Air captures redirection time and time taken to download each individual component of the mobile site. Having access to such detailed information enables to not only optimize the behavior of the page but also see exactly what is happening when an error occurs.

Keynote portal collects performance and availability information.

Availability information is collected in real time for all of your wireless measurements. When the availability simultaneously drops across all of the mobile operators, it usually means that there is a problem within your application or infrastructure.

In this diagram we see that availability if a wireless application drops when executed across the top four mobile networks in this country. Because the problem exists across all possible network paths, it is a strong indication that the problem originates with the back-end application.