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ProactiveNet E-Business Around-the-Clock, Rapid Response e-Transaction Management

Overview High-performance, 100%-reliable e-transactions are critical to the success of e-businesses, which makes it important to monitor and analyze transaction execution in real time. This white paper examines an end-to-end e-Transaction Management approach designed to ensure that mission-critical e-business site transactions occur at peak performance around the clock. This approach starts off by looking at transactions from the end-user perspective. Any performance degradation is then linked to "abnormalities" along the transaction value chain--critical network, system, and application resources that the transaction relies on for delivery. This linkage occurs in real time and allows you to immediately and proactively identify the cause of problems and to fine-tune the application's transaction performance before it adversely affects the e-business's bottom line. The use of a powerful and easy-to-use meta-API makes this solution versatile enough to be employed in any custom application.

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Publisher	ProactiveNet	File Format	HTML & PDF
Date Published	August 2003	Downloads	3
Format	White Papers
Topics	Transaction Management

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