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todd.decapua - who has written 3 posts on Application Performance Engineering Blog – Shunra Software.
Todd DeCapua is one of the technology industry's most respected thought leaders on Application Performance Engineering and a renowned speaker, author and visionary. Mr. DeCapua's IT & QA background encompasses nearly all industries and over 70 organizations with extensive consulting experience -- before joining Shunra in 2010, he held senior leadership roles both within IT Development and IT Infrastructure. His expertise includes application development, global project management, partnership strategy, collaborative methods like Agile Scrum, infrastructure architecture, business continuity and disaster recovery. In 2009 he was invited to sit on the HP Customer Advisory Board for LoadRunner & Performance Center; in 2010 named HP Software Universe "Best & Brightest" and Vivit Worldwide Leader of the Year. He is also a certified ScrumMaster, Scrum Practitioner, and Six Sigma Green Belt; and is also accredited with an MBA, Concentration in Finance.
You Can’t Afford to Fail: Take the guesswork out of Mobile Performance Testing (Webinar Recap)
On January 24, 2012, Shunra and HP teamed up to deliver a webinar titled “You Can’t Afford to Fail: Take the Guesswork Out of Mobile Performance Testing.” The joint webinar was delivered as part of ‘HP Mobile Month’ and represents an ongoing effort between the companies to share an integrated end-to-end mobile testing approach. In [...]
Continue reading...42% of organizations are moving apps to the Cloud. How many will fail?
Friday, July 29, 2011
According to the World Quality Report, Performance is the second greatest risk in moving to the Cloud, and I think it should be #1 There are several nebulous concepts thrown around when Cloud as a topic is discussed. However, there is one thing for sure: for as many concepts there are discussed, many more risks, [...]
Continue reading...APM is Broken
Monday, May 23, 2011
…or at least it’s not delivering on its promise of improving performance The value of Application Performance Management (APM) is perceived as “less than fair.” Over 80% of large and mid-sized organizations worldwide have made multi-million dollar investments in APM solutions with the expectation that these capabilities would reduce their production outages, quickly pinpoint the [...]
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Wednesday, February 8, 2012