SOASTA introduced the SOASTA Digital Operations Center (DOC) – the new heartbeat of digital business.
The SOASTA DOC is a performance command center that provides a central point of visibility and control for managing today’s 24/7 digital business. Built on an advanced performance analytics engine that integrates and correlates real-time performance data, the DOC uses innovative visualization and display technology to create a unified view of contextual intelligence accessible anytime, anywhere from a display wall, desktop or mobile device.
“Just like with top athletic performers, the issue is not ‘Do you have a heartbeat?’ but how healthy that heartbeat is, which is reflective of the combined health of each individual vital sign,” said Tom Lounibos, SOASTA CEO. “Web performance is no different. It’s no longer relegated to IT but is a product of almost every function within a digitally-optimized organization. The SOASTA DOC gives all functions within an organization a new strategic advantage, enabling them to quickly understand, share and act on a fully unified set of information. Only when you can have complete visibility into user experience as well as your own technical, business and customer satisfaction performance, can you become part of today’s web performance winners’ circle.”
The DOC integrates with every measurement and analytics tool used – from an organization’s content delivery network, to its tag manager, to its social delivery feed, to its web and application performance monitoring tools. It then uses this unified data set to create a common language across the company to fuel informed, data-driven decision-making. A unique control application operates the DOC and allows quick and easy switching between customized views for different stakeholders, whether it be executive management, operations, engineering, marketing or sales.
SOASTA DOC enables enterprises to see, analyze and act on performance changes with richer contextual relationships in order to optimize responses based on three “C” core capabilities of data correlation, human collaboration and having control over how information is packaged, presented and made actionable:
Correlate: Companies can bring an entirely new level of highly visual data integration to their organizations with a comprehensive, consolidated view of all aspects of digital performance with associated contextual information.
Collaborate: SOASTA DOC enables the creation of a performance-driven culture where company executives, functional leaders and development professionals share a common understanding of digital goals, real-time and historical performance, current issues and optimization priorities.
Control: Customized views into an organization’s digital performance—such as for executive management, marketing and DevOps — empower each team with the information needed to report and respond in real time.
SOASTA DOC is available immediately with offerings that include SOASTA DOC software, SOASTA CloudTest for integrated load testing, SOASTA mPulse for real user monitoring, and installation and consulting services.
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