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Keynote Systems (Nasdaq "KEYN"), The Internet Performance Authority®, is the worldwide leader in Internet performance services that enable corporate enterprises to monitor, benchmark, test, diagnose and improve the quality of service of their e-business applications and systems both inside and outside the firewall. Keynote's Perspective™ family of services benchmarks and assures the performance of Web page downloads, transactions and audio and video streams.
"This is a tremendous win/win acquisition from both a technology and business perspective due to the natural synergies between our two companies, but an even greater win for our customers and prospects," said Umang Gupta, Chairman and CEO of Keynote. "Red Alert's Web site accessibility monitoring and sophisticated real-time alerts, added to Keynote's growing line of e-commerce benchmarking, diagnostic and load testing services, strengthen the range of solutions we provide to companies concerned about the Quality of Experience (QoE) for their online customers.
Keynote Systems, Inc. was founded in 1995 and is headquartered in San Mateo, California. The company can be reached at www.keynote.com or by phone in the U.S. at 650-403-2400.
"We rely on Red Alert to ensure Cipio's policy to provide our ASP customers with 99% service uptime. Red Alert notifies us of availability problems so that we can correct them before our customers even feel them," said Matt Parr, director of technology for Cipio, an application service provider for e-commerce Web sites. "Red Alert's new transaction monitoring capability adds a new level of significance for us. It will give us more specific insight into the functionality that is most pertinent to our customers' sites: the e-commerce sequences upon which their businesses are based.
Founded in 1995, Red Alert is the leading provider of Web site accessibility monitoring for e-businesses worldwide. The company's Red Alert service constantly monitors the availability of its customers' mission-critical networks, Web servers and applications from an end-user perspective.