AppDynamics Hosts 'Gearing Up For High Performance During Holiday Season' Webinar on Oct. 22, 2015
AppDynamics Hosts 'Gearing Up For High Performance During Holiday Season' Webinar on Oct. 22, 2015
AppDynamics is hosting a webinar on maintaining web and mobile app performance. Just in time for the holiday season, hear Forrester VP and Principal Analyst Jeffrey Hammond and AppDynamics' Director of Technology Strategy John Rakowski on high performance tips and trends.
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When it comes to performance, web performance and mobile app are two of the most important aspects for both retailers and consumers. During the holiday season, this is particularly necessary. Luckily, application monitoring has you covered. A leader in the application performance management space, AppDynamics is hosting a neat webinar on maintaining high performance, just in time for the 2015 holiday season!
Attendees will learn about integral aspects of performance from leading web retailers. Topics covered include how such companies:
Manage capacity and demand
Maintain UX for mobile apps and websites
Providing visibility of app performance to support teams during this period of peak demand
Leading the webinar is a slew of seasoned experts. Jeffrey Hammond, Forrester Vice President will speak, joined by AppDynamics’ Director of Technolovy Strategy John Rakowski. The webinar is hosted on Oct. 22, 2015 at 10 AM PT. It’s sure to be informative for any industry that requires high web performance. Check out the details below, and don't forget to register (it's free)!
What: AppDynamics’ Gearing Up For High Performance During Holiday Season 2015 webinar
When: Oct. 22, 2015 10 AM PT
Duration: 1 hour
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