Compuware has launched a new global website performance comparison instant test that allows companies to understand their website performance in comparison to other companies in their industry.
This free instant test also allows companies to run a performance test from locations across North America, Asia/Pacific, Europe and Latin America.
A first step towards optimizing your website performance is to measure your site's performance and compare it to other companies in your industry. How long does your page take to load in comparison to other companies? How heavy is your page in comparison to other companies? How many round trip interactions with web servers and third parties do your users' browsers and devices have to make before your page is displayed? The new free website performance comparison instant test answers these questions.
"With this new website performance comparison instant test, we're bringing the power of benchmarking to every organization in a free, easy-to-use manner, so they can understand how their site performs compared to other companies in their industry," said Jonathan Ranger, Gomez Benchmark Practice Director at Compuware. "This comparative measurement approach can help companies make their web performance a competitive differentiator that drives market share, revenue growth and customer loyalty."
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