Precise for Web lets you manage the performance of your web tier. It provides you with the tools necessary to proactively monitor, diagnose, detect, and correct performance problems before they become visible in your applications.

Supported web servers include:

• Apache
• IIS
• Tomcat
• Weblogic
• Webspere

IT staff frequently search for answers to the following types of questions:

• Is a site compatible with the desired Service Level Agreement (SLA)?
• Are there performance problems for the Web application as perceived from
  the user browser and from the server side?
• If there is a performance problem, is it related to specific Web pages?
• If there is a performance problem, is it related to a specific URL and what Web
  page is impacted by the problem?
• If there is a performance problem, is it related to network performance?
  If there is a performance problem, is it related to the size of URLs that are part
  of the Web application and what Web page is impacted by the problem?
• If there is a performance problem, is it related to specific geographical
  locations?
• Do users become impatient and abandon loading certain Web pages?
• Does the Web application generate request errors?
• Can usage patterns be associated with performance of the site from different
  locations?

Precise for Web can help you find the answers to these questions and more. In a regular Web application or e-business site poor user experience can lead to poor customer service, bad publicity, low work efficiency, overstaffing and increased employee costs. The Web application user’s experience is crucial to the success of your business.

Precise for Web can show you the user performance parameters captured at the end-user browser as well as the Web application performance parameters captured from the Web server side. It can sort them according to different categories and correlate them according to specific business transactions to provide you with an indication of their effect on business performance goals. This helps you pinpoint where you should really invest your time and efforts into improving performance. Performance metrics by themselves are not enough. Understanding which performance problems are really affecting your business helps you to focus your resources into smart business decisions.