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FREE WEBINAR:
A Guide to Surviving the Peak Season
Tuesday, Oct. 20, 2015 @ 2 p.m. ET (11 a.m. PT)

 

The holiday shopping season is always pressure packed, and this year will be no exception. More than ever, shoppers demand fast, smooth, and error-free digital transactions.

Are you ready to deliver? Are you sure? Can you confidently answer such questions as: How fast does your product catalog load? Is your payment processing app failing?

STAW_picoftware environments are increasingly complex, with an intricate mix of servers, databases, CDNs, and third-party apps—not to mention a diverse set of customers who may use a multitude of operating systems, devices, networks, and browsers. How can you make sure you deliver a frictionless shopping experience when so many variables are in play?

For help, join New Relic Sales Engineer Taylor West for an informative 60-minute webinar that will cover:

  • Our best practices on how to deal with performance bottlenecks, outages, and seasonal spikes
  • Tips on how to identify and resolve performance issues with application (New Relic APM) and browser (New Relic Browser) monitoring
  • How to use synthetic testing (New Relic Synthetics) to make sure your shopping cart is functioning properly, 24/7
  • Using real-time analytics (New Relic Insights) to answer key business questions on customer usage and behaviors

Don’t miss this useful free webinar to help stay up to speed on delivering the glitch-free digital experience users demand.

 

FREE WEBINAR: A Guide to Surviving the Peak Season
Tuesday, Oct. 20, 2015
2 p.m. ET (11 a.m. PT)

Register Now!

 

Note: Event dates, participants, and topics are subject to change without notice.

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Fredric Paul (aka The Freditor) is Editor in Chief for New Relic. He's an award-winning writer, editor, and content strategist who has held senior editorial positions at ReadWrite, AllBusiness.com, InformationWeek, CNET, Electronic Entertainment, PC World, and PC|Computing. His writing has appeared in MIT Technology Review, Omni, Conde Nast Traveler, and Newsweek, among other places. View posts by .

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