John Reichard

A lot depends on J2EE applications - your company's future, for instance. Ensuring the performance of complex enterprise applications built on the J2EE architecture can be difficult. To meet that challenge, managing these strategic assets needs to be looked at as a process that spans the J2EE application life cycle. End-user experience is everything today. Poor application performance degrades end-user experience; lack of availability eliminates it altogether. External users can click away to the competition. The business suffers lost transactions and revenue, customer frustration, and a poor reputation for availability and online presence. Internal users are also affected, as employee productivity plummets. Business reliance on live applications makes it imperative tha... (more)