VIP Expands Velocity Program Suite With APM
June 28, 2012
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Visionary Integration Professionals (VIP) is expanding its VIP Velocity Program Suite with the addition of a new application performance monitoring program.

The company is now able to offer its clients full-lifecycle performance assurance. These solutions help ensure mission-critical applications meet stakeholder and end-user expectations.

For several years, the California-based IT firm has been a provider of VIP Velocity Performance Testing, a fix-priced pre-production testing solution that detects application performance issues before go live.

The package includes everything needed to optimize performance, including access to VIP’s performance testing experts along with HP LoadRunner performance testing software.

In addition to go-live preparation testing, the company’s enhanced Velocity program suite now offers a way to monitor applications that are already in a live environment though the VIP Velocity Performance Monitoring solution.

“Performance testing and monitoring helps avoid application performance issues that ultimately damage credibility and revenue potential,” said VIP’s Software Quality Management & Testing Practice Director, Kelli Schnieder. “Our new program suite allows clients to enjoy these benefits without committing to the investment that is typically associated with them.”

The performance monitoring solution includes access to HP Application Performance Management (APM) software without the need to invest in the hardware, tools, infrastructure or necessary in-house maintenance staff. The fix-priced bundle also includes access to VIP’s expert staff, with experience architecting complex performance monitoring solutions.

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