Dotcom-Monitor Website Performance Free CeBIT 2011 Tool

Online, February 28, 2011 (Newswire.com) - Dotcom-Monitor, (www.Dotcom-Monitor.com), today announced the immediate availability of an instant free CeBIT 2011 tool for measuring the performance of Web 2.0 websites, for CeBIT 2011 attendees.

This unique free CeBIT 2011 tool uses UserView Monitoring™, which is a browser-based service that displaying a full-color waterfall chart detailing the performance of a webpage element-by-element (html, .jpg, etc...), including Web 2.0 page elements (such as Ajax, Flash, etc..).

"CeBIT 2011 attendees will have a lot of technology services to look at, but this is a unique tool they can experience at the show that will provides detailed information about their website's performance," said Vadim Mazo, founder and chief technical officer of Dotcom-Monitor.

The UserView Monitoring™ service is used to automate the monitoring online transactions and web applications services from a browser-user's perspective, including: clicking on links, filling out forms, hovering over page elements, and submitting data.

When a problem is detected, an alert is sent via phone, pager, email, or SMS. Additionally, real-time status reports are available via a Live Dashboard interface with detailed analysis of "every step" in the user experience to help pinpoint where the error condition is occurring.

"With the instant test free CeBIT tool attendees can stop by Hall 13, Booth D89 and check on the performance of their webpages while they are away at the show. With the UserView Monitoring™ service users have a powerful and affordable solution for quickly resolving user experience issues that affect uptime performance and online revenues," noted Mazo.

For detailed information, go to www.dotcom-monitor.com/task_instant_test.aspx or to see this tool in action at CeBIT, Hall 13, Booth D89, Hannover, Germany, Mar. 1-5, or contact Brad Canham at 1-888-479-0741, ext. 1, or email at [email protected] .