Aternity announced the expansion of its enterprise mobile strategy with the release of myUX — the industry’s first personal End User Experience Management application — available as a free download via the App Store.
myUX complements Aternity for Mobile, the company’s award-winning, enterprise End User Experience mobile monitoring platform that includes breakthrough capabilities for monitoring mobile application, device and network performance.
Earlier this month, Aternity for Mobile was recognized as a Gold Stevie Award winner in the Best New Product of Service of the Year Category.
With more than 80 percent of mobile devices within an organization being employee-owned, myUX provides Users with the ability to see how their mobile performance compares to that of their peers. For personal mobile monitoring, the Freemium version of myUX brings device and connectivity metrics together in a clean interface providing any user with an accurate view of the quality of their experience. Users are able to view the status of their device and connectivity on a single, summary dashboard screen.
Extending Aternity’s groundbreaking mobile advancements in rapid application instrumentation and unified, enterprise-wide end user experience management, myUX gives End Users the ability to “See What Matters” on their mobile devices:
- Key Device Performance Indicators: Includes storage, CPU, memory, and battery status which together describe the physical status of the device, enabling users to understand how “hot” their device is running
- Network Coverage Impact: Identifies all work locations where Wi-Fi and Cellular coverage impacts quality of application service
- Connection Strength: Provides real-world status of the latency and download speed of the internet connection for each location
- Personal Mobile User Experience: The innovative UX Meter provides an integrated view of the combined impact of all the mobile metrics
Future versions of myUX freemium will incorporate additional connectivity and applications metrics, as well as historical and comparative views.
The corporate version of myUX seamlessly integrates with Aternity’s enterprise End User Experience Management Platform providing rollup comparative performance analytics across all users, granular network impact analysis for all work locations, and correlation of device, network and productivity metrics for both native and mobile web applications.
“The End User has always been at the center of Aternity’s monitoring universe and myUX is a natural evolution of our user-centric vision in providing visibility to really ‘See What Matters,’” said Trevor Matz, President and CEO of Aternity. “End Users want to access their applications in the most efficient way possible – whether on their desktops, through a virtualized session, or through their mobile devices, and Aternity is committed to helping organizations transform into user-centric, proactive IT enterprises that can ensure the best experience possible – no matter the device, the application, or the user’s location.”
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Visit the App Store today to download your free personal copy of myUX on your mobile device
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