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Empirix working with Intel to Provide Integrated Solution for Identifying Web Application Performance BottlenecksEmpirix Integrates e-Load(R) with Intel(R) VTune(TM) Enterprise Analyzer to Provide Advanced In-Depth Performance Diagnostics CapabilitiesWALTHAM, Mass. - November 25, 2002 - Empirix, the leading provider ofintegrated test and performance monitoring solutions for Web, voice and network applications, announced today that it is working with Intel Corporation to provide a new class of integrated solutions for identifying and quickly rectifying Web application performance bottlenecks. The companies will integrate Empirix's e-Load(R) Web application load testing solution (part of its e-TEST(TM) suite) with the Intel(R) VTune(TM) Enterprise Analyzer, designed to monitor and improve the performance of distributed applications. Developers and QA teams use Empirix's e-Load to test and tune their Web applications for optimal performance. Thousands of enterprises around the world prefer e-Load for its ease-of-use, re-usable scripts and ability to efficiently simulate large numbers of Virtual User transactions. The Intel VTune Enterprise Analyzer helps developers and QA teams identify inter-tier performance bottlenecks and better understand end-to-end hardware and software behavior. Available in .NET and Java editions, VTune Enterprise Analyzer provides in-depth performance diagnostics for .NET, Windows DNA, and J2EE applications, providing detailed information on inter-tier and object activities to help identify bottlenecks. With an integrated solution, companies will gain unprecedented insight into the performance of their enterprise Web applications: while e-Load simulates thousands of Virtual Users executing real user transactions to stress the application, VTune Enterprise Analyzer provides extensive insights into how the Web infrastructure is utilized while serving the client's request. "Intel is committed to helping customers create the fastest and most scaleable software applications available," said Jonathan Khazam, general manager of Intel's Software Products Division. "By working with Empirix, a leader in Web application testing and performance management, we will enable our customers to quickly identify the root cause of Web application performance issues, and keep their applications running with optimal performance." Empirix previewed the integrated e-Load/VTune Enterprise Analyzer solution at its recent Performance Summit user conference in Boston, where it received an enthusiastic response from customers. "As Web applications become increasingly complex, companies are challenged to ensure the performance of these distributed systems," said Joe Fernandes, product manager for Empirix's e-TEST suite. "The combination of e-Load and VTune Enterprise Analyzer is a compelling new way for enterprises to test and quickly pinpoint bottlenecks to ensure the performance of business-critical distributed systems. We're looking forward to working with Intel to bring this new capability to our customers." About Empirix Empirix is the leading source for test and monitoring solutions that measure, manage, and enhance the performance of Web and voice applications, contact centers and communications networks. Empirix delivers powerful and innovative products and services that improve end-users' Quality of Experience (QoE) while reducing development costs and improving time to market. Empirix currently delivers products, services and support to 3,000 customers worldwide, including Global 2000 enterprises, network equipment manufacturers and service providers. Headquartered in Waltham, Massachusetts, Empirix has offices throughout the United States, and in Europe and Asia. For more information, visit Empirix on the Web at www.empirix.com. e-Load is a registered trademark and e-TEST suite is a trademark of Empirix, Inc. in the United States and other countries. Intel and VTune are trademarks or registered trademarks of Intel Corporation or its subsidiaries in the United States and other countries. All other trademarks contained herein are the property of their respective owners. Editorial Contact: Michelle Goodall Faulkner Empirix 781.993.8500 mfaulkner@empirix.com top of page |
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