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US & North America

Wily Bridges Gap Between Apps Managers and DBAs, SearchOracle.com, 15 December 2005, by Mark Brunelli

A new tool from Wily Technology Inc. aims to bridge the technological divide between applications managers and database administrators (DBAs).

Wily Provides Introscope PowerPack for Oracle Dbase, ebizQ, 13 December 2005

Wily Technology, a provider of Enterprise Application Management, today announced the availability of its Introscope® PowerPack™ for Oracle Database.

British Airways Deploys Wily Introscope with BEA WebLogic For BA.com, WLDJ, 1 November 2005

Wily Technology has announced that British Airways (BA) has deployed Wily's flagship Introscope product to manage the performance of mission-critical software applications on the BA.com website, one of BA's key revenue generation, customer service and business assets.

Getting Wily about Web services performance problems, Search WebServices, 18 October 2005, by Colleen Frye

Wily Technology Inc. announced the availability of its new Wily Web Services Manager (WSM) product, which comes close on the heels of its acquisition of customer experience management vendor Timestock Inc. The new Wily Customer Experience Manager monitors customer-facing applications, both custom and packaged, including those built on Java, .NET, mainframe or other technologies.

Wily Acquires Customer Experience Manager Timestock, ebizQ, 10 October 2005

Wily has integrated Timestock technology into its new Wily Customer Experience Manager™ product also announced today which, in concert with Wily Introscope®, is the most comprehensive solution for managing the performance and integrity of critical web transactions.

Wily acquires Timestock and names Timestock CEO Chapman head of new unit, Internet Retailer, 10 October 2005

Wily Technology Inc. has acquired Timestock Inc., a provider of web application monitoring technology, and put former Timestock CEO Dave Chapman in charge of a new business unit that will help clients monitor the performance of web applications.

Wily Extends Capabilities with Timestock Acquisition, IDC, by Stephen Elliot, October 2005

This IDC Flash discusses the October 10 announcement that application management vendor Wily Technology will acquire Palo Alto, California-based Timestock for an undisclosed, all-stock transaction.

Tracking Down Web Application Errors, Information Week, by Charles Babcock, 25 August 2005

Wily Technology Inc.'s Introscope 6.0 includes a new feature called ErrorDetector that not only detects the presence of error messages but pinpoints where the error is occurring within a transaction path. It also summarizes information about the error's root causes for administrators.

NetWeaver integration moving towards more critical apps, SearchSAP, 24 August 2005, by Robert Westervelt

A software vendor working closely with SAP to monitor NetWeaver implementations is beginning to see early adopters integrate more critical applications onto the platform.

Wily Intros Upgrade of its Web App Monitoring Solution, Application Development Trends, 23 August 2005

Wily Technology has released Wily 6, a solution for monitoring the availability and performance of Web applications as they cross from browser to backend.

Wily's Introscope watches every step J2EE apps take, Between the Lines, 16 May 2005, by David Berlind

In the old days, if you were an IT shop or an application developer, you had almost total control over the environment in which your application lived. Today however is a brave new world. David Berlind interviews Mike Malloy, Wily's senior vice president of marketing. Click the link above and listen to the interview MP3 on ZDnet's website.

Watching the Java stack, Wily Introscope peers deeply into Java application performance, InfoWorld, 16 May 2005, by Peter Wayner

Most enterprise programmers know that the French playwright Jean-Paul Sartre was onto something when he wrote, “Hell is other people.” But they would tell you that hell is really other systems. A set of Web services, databases, and Web applications that work well on their own can slow to a crawl or even deadlock when they’re stitched together. It’s not enough to do a good job on the individual parts because the sum of the parts is something completely different.

Wily Introduces Browser Launch Time Adapter, EBizQ, 6 May 2005

Wily Technology, a provider of enterprise application management services, announced availability of the Wily Browser Response Time (BRT) Adapter™ for monitoring Web application response to end-user browser requests.

Wily Put in Gartner's Leaders Quadrant for J2EE, JDJ, 13 April 2005, by JDJ News Desk

"As it matures, the Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition application server management market is becoming increasingly competitive, and the wide spectrum of J2EE stakeholders places varied demands on vendors." So states the opening lines of a recent Gartner Report on J2EE Application Server Management software.

Winning Through Customer Focus, WebSphere Journal, 25 March 2005, by Jack Martin

Interview with Dick Williams, Wily Technology's CEO talks to WebSphere Journal.

Learning from Boston's Big Dig, SAPINFO, March 2005, by Jason Collins

Highway and IT projects have much in common. Both can suffer from design flaws, stalled flow, and unforeseen performance glitches. But in the case of IT implementations, such as SAP NetWeaver, performance management tools can help highlight potential problems before they develop.

STPcon Proves It's Up to the Test New tools, upgrades unveiled at testing, performance conference premiere (registration required), SD Times, 1 January 2005, by David Rubinstein

Wily Technology discussed the release of version 5.3 of its Introscope product, as part of its new Management 360 collaborative application management solution.

Europe

La progression de l’environnement J2EE vers les applications critiques, ITR Manager, 12 Décembre 2005, par Guy Hervier

Voilà déjà dix ans que le langage Java a été introduit pas Sun. Aujourd’hui, la plate-forme J2EE a acquis en maturité et constitue désormais l’une des deux grandes plates-formes de développement avec .NET de Microsoft. Depuis la dernière enquête réalisée par l’éditeur de gestion de performances d’applications Java Wily Technology, le nombre des applications développées sur la plate-forme J2EE a augmenté en nombre et en maturité. En moyenne, le niveau de disponibilité est resté stable à 88% ; en revanche le niveau de performances a augmenté de 80 à 85%.

Applications J2EE: la disponibilité opérationnelle en défaut, Silicon.fr, 12 Décembre 2005, par José Dix

Une étude menée par Wily Technology confirme la place croissante des technologies J2EE. Elle révèle surtout que les applications affichent une disponibilité de 88% seulement.

Applis Java indisponibles: la faute au code dans 14% des cas, Le Monde Informatique, 7 Décembre 2005, par Pierre Tran

Selon une étude comparative menée par l'éditeur américain Wily Technology sur la gestion des performances des applications Java, le taux de disponibilité moyen des applications est de 88%. Une application disponible 88% du temps signifie qu'elle ne fonctionne pas correctement pendant 2,8 heures par jour en moyenne, ce qui est peut être énorme pour une application métier (commerce en ligne...).

Studie: J2EE breitet sich aus, inside-it.ch, 14 November 2005

Zumindest bei Unternehmen, die bereits J2EE-Applikationen (Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition) im Einsatz haben, werden diese immer zahlreicher. Dies geht aus einer Studie von Wily Technology hervor, selbst ein Anbieter von Enterprise Java Application Management-Lösungen. Wily konnte für die diesjährige Auflage seiner Benchmark-Studie über J2EE Application Performance die Antworten von 230 Grossunternehmen (Umsatz mindestens 50 Millionen Dollar) aus der ganzen Welt auswerten, die bereits aktive Anwender von J2EE sind.

Wily Technology présente son premier programme, Décision Distribution, 31 Octobre 2005, par Juliette Fauchet

L'éditeur qui vient d'acquérir Timestock structure un réseau de distribution et propose de nouvelles prestations.

BA.com uses real-time software monitoring, ComputerWeekly.com, 25 October 2005, by Cliff Saran

British Airways is using real-time application monitoring to help ensure critical services remain available to customers on its BA.com website. The online flight booking site is central to the airline's efforts to provide greater levels of customer self-service. It allows customers to specify meal preferences and seat allocation,...

Unternehmen: Wily Technology übernimmt Timestock, visavis.de, 19 Oktober 2005

Wily Technology, führender Anbieter von Enterprise Java Application Management-Lösungen, hat Timestock übernommen. Mit der Übernahme hat Wily einen neuen Geschäftsbereich aufgebaut, der von Dave Chapman, dem ehemaligen CEO von Timestock, geführt wird.

Introscope analyse en temps réel: Le logiciel de Willy Technology supervise les applications sur les serveurs J2EE., Décision Informatique, 3 Octobre 2005, par Olivier Bibard

Avec son agent local Java installé au sein de la machine virtuelle d'un serveur J2EE, Introscope collecte en temps réel les paramètres de fonctionnement du serveur. Il enregistre ainsi le nombre de threads ou les transactions qui ne répondent plus.

Capitol One saves IT time, Computing, 21 September 2005, by James Watson

Capitol One has cut hours of waiting time on some of its key applications by implementing enterprise application management tools. The bank is using Introscope from Wily Technology to ensure the performance and 24x7 availability of its core systems.

Tool spots web application errors, IT Week, 08 September 2005, by David Neal

Application management specialist Wily has released a new version of its flagship product. The company said that its Wily 6 software would give IT managers and administrators access to the "black hole" of application diagnostics, and provide a clear view of where problems have occurred and what caused them.

Wily: comment 'monitorer' les applications critiques J2EE?, Silicon.fr, 29 Juin 2005, par Yves Grandmontagne

La gestion des performances s'agissant des applications J2EE, notamment si elles sont critiques, n'est pas facile. Wily Technology apporte des réponses. Explications de son d-g en France, Pascal Dallioux

Land Registry chooses IT solution to proactively avoid outages and failures, PublicTechnology.net, 03 June 2005

The Land Registry has chosen Wily Technology to monitor and manage the performance of its online services and applications, based upon the IBM WebSphere platform.

Wily Technology added to Land Registry Plans, The Property Forum, 01 June 2005

The Land Registry has upgraded its online systems with the introduction of a new deal to proactively avoid potential outages and system failures.

Geschäftsprozess-Management Renaissance und Chance, Manage IT, Juni 2005, by Jens Steinborn

Szenario der Arbeitswelt von morgen: Moderne Jobnomaden; Data Mining: Dynamische Kundenanalyse in Echtzeit; Ganzheitliche RZ-Ausstattung: Optimale Infrastruktur steigert IT-Leistung

Apps management costs millions, Banking Technology, 20 May 2005

UK retail banks are losing £120 million a year from poor management of business software applications, according to research from the Butler Group.

Jens Steinborn, Computerwelt.at, 19 May 2005

Jens Steinborn übernimmt ab sofort die Position des Sales Directors Central Europe beim Anbieter von Enterprise Application Management-Lösungen Wily Technology. Der 46-Jährige ist von der Münchener Niederlassung aus tätig und hat den Vertrieb in Deutschland, Österreich und der Schweiz aufgebaut.

Lösung zur Überwachung für Web Application Performance, IT SecCity, 26 April 05

Wily Technology, Anbieter von Enterprise Application Management-Lösungen, kündigt den "Browser Response Time (BRT)"-Adapter an, um Web-Antwortzeiten von Browser-Anfragen der End-User zu überwachen.

Real time view on Java, IT-Business News, 25 April 2005, by Kathariina Hoffmann-Remy

Wily misst die Performance von Web-Anwendungen, Silicon.de, 21 April 2005, by Alexander Neumann

Wily Technologies hat ein Produkt entwickelt, das die Web-Antwortzeiten von Browser-Anfragen der End-User überwachen soll. Der 'Browser Response Time (BRT) Adapter' soll als eine Art von Performance-Monitor eine möglichst komplette, komponentenübergreifende Sicht auf Transaktionen vom Browser zu den Backend-Systemen ermöglichen.

Wily Technology mit Lösung für Web Application Performance-Überwachung, Java Magazin, 21 April 2005, by Alexander Neumann

Der Anbieter von Enterprise Application Management-Lösungen Wily Technology hat eine Lösung für Web-Application-Performance-Überwachung angekündigt. Der sog. Browser Response Time (BRT)-Adapter ist ein Performance-Monitor, der eine komplette, komponentenübergreifende Sicht auf Transaktionen vom Browser zu den Backend-Systemen ermöglichen soll.

Mercury und Wily Technology im Magic Quadrant for J2EE AS Management, Entwickler online, 12 April 2005, by Alexander Neumann

In einer Studie der Gartner Group sind der Mercury Interactive Corporation und Wily Technology eine führende Rolle auf dem globalen Software-Markt zugesprochen worden: In der aktuellen Version des "Magic Quadrant for J2EE Application Server Management, 2005" wurden die Unternehmen in die Klasse der "Leader" aufgenommen.

Negotiable matter, IT-Banken und Versicherungen, April 2005, by Jens Steinborn and Matthias Schorer

Keimzelle des Handels, E-Commerce Magazin, April 2005, by Silvia Jonas

Versandhändler Otto hat sich für seinen online-shop eine lösung für enterprise Java application management ins haus geholt. Sie spürt flaschenhälse auf und alarmiert systemadministratoren, bevor ausfälle entstehen.

The Business with the Presence, InformationWeek, 24 March 2005, by Jutta Schausten

Wily und Softcon beschließen Partnerschaft, Entwickler online, 3 März 2005, by Alexander Neumann

Der Anbieter von Enterprise Application Management-Lösungen Wily Technology hat eine Partnerschaft mit dem Münchener IT-Service-Dienstleister Softcon geschlossen. Es sieht vor, dass Softcon Wily bei der Implementierung seiner Management 360-Lösung vor Ort beim Kunden unterstützt.

Scalable Java Applications, E3, March 2005, by Jens Steinborn

Wily Management, Application Development Advisor, 23 February 2005

Wily Technology offers a minimally invasive, low overhead way to instrument applications - which enables the extraction of the information needed for computer-assisted applications management. It also sees the need for a "multidimensional" approach to applications management.

Best grades for Wily, Objektspektrum, 21 Feb 2005

Wiley veröffentlicht neue Version von Introscope, Entwickler, 16 Februar 2005, by Alexander Neumann

Wily Technology hat die Version 5.3 seiner Java-basierten Application Performance Management-Software Introscope angekündigt. Introscope 5.3 ist nun für den Einsatz mit SAP Netweaver geeignet. Der SAP Active Global Support wird Introscope 5.3 zusammen mit dem Netweaver vertreiben, um SAP-Support-Zentren einen direkten Einblick in die Systeme ihrer Kunden zu ermöglichen und so Applikations- und Performanceprobleme schnell entdecken zu können.

Wily Introscope 5.3 verfügbar, ZDNet Deutschland, 15 Februar 2005, von Dietmar Müller

Wily Technology hat die Version 5.3 seiner Java Application Performance Management Software Introscope auf den Markt gebracht. Introscope 5.3 ist das erste Release, das für den Einsatz mit SAP Netweaver ausgelegt ist. SAP Active Global Support (SAP AGS) wird Introscope 5.3 zusammen mit SAP Netweaver vertreiben.

Wily Technology wächst über 65 % in 2004, News für Kommunikationsprofis, 08 Februar 2005

Wily Technology hat das Finanzjahr 2004 mit dem besten Quartal der Firmengeschichte abgeschlossen und ist nun profitabel. Wily Technology wuchs im Vorjahresvergleich um 69 %. Auf Quartalsebene steigerte sich Wily sogar um 130 % von Q3 auf Q4 2004 und um 91 % im Vergleich zum Vorjahreszeitraum.

The door to tranparency, Groupware Magazin, 05 January 2005, by Jens Steinborn

Asia / Pacific

Wily Technology Releases Benchmark Survey of Java EE Application Performance, Sys-Con India, 2 December 2005

Wily Technology has announced the results of the 2005 Wily Benchmark Survey of Java EE Application Performance and Availability. This global survey measured industry-wide user experiences with the deployment and management of J2EE applications across a spectrum of enterprises and public sector organizations, and builds on knowledge from Wily's 2003 survey results.

Wily's Karen Jaworski Discusses Web Services Manager, Sys-Con Australia , 19 October 2005, by Roger Strukhoff

Wily Technology Senior Product Manager Karen Jaworski took some time to answer specific questions SOA Web Services Journal had regarding Wily's recent announcement of the company's new Web Services Manager product.