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Crittercism Changes Name to Apteligent

Crittercism is changing its name to Apteligent.

Apteligent is focused on delivering critical data and insights across multiple dimensions of the app lifecycle for enterprises of all sizes.

In addition to offering crash and latency reporting, Apteligent’s mobile app intelligence service delivers actionable insights based on real-time operational metrics, the mobile ecosystem (carrier latency, cloud services, etc.), and their impact on user behavior. Using Apteligent, organizations can proactively resolve mobile issues before they adversely effect app reputation, user adoption and ongoing engagement.

Apteligent takes end-user privacy very seriously, with data centers in both the US and EU. Further, user data is never used or sold for advertising purposes.

“We’re reaffirming our commitment to developers and companies running business-critical apps with a platform that not only provides operational information but its impact on end-user behavior and the mobile ecosystem as a whole,” said Dave Robbins, CEO of Apteligent. “This is our next evolution as a company – starting from best in class app development reporting to generating a wealth of proprietary, real-time data that impacts decisions across the entire mobile ecosystem. Apteligent delivers actionable mobile app intelligence for Enterprises of all sizes.”

Designed for the Fortune 5,000,000, Apteligent’s mobile app intelligence is now available in three editions:

- Basic – free version with guaranteed user data privacy. With data centers in both the US and EU, user data is never used or sold for advertising purposes. Apteligent Basic customers can be assured their end user’s data is being handled under stringent EU privacy guidelines.

- JumpStart – provides a great foundation for organizations to begin using real-time data to enhance their app’s stability, performance, and overall user experience as well as featuring convenient credit-card payments and monthly subscriptions.

- Enterprise –provides a full set of tools, integration APIs, and real-time dashboards that help quantify an app’s overall performance in the wild. In addition Enterprise also provides a new industry benchmarks feature that highlights an app’s overall responsiveness versus competitive apps within the same app store category.

A new component for the Enterprise edition includes a new connector for Adobe Marketing Cloud. With the Adobe connector, critical mobile data can now be fed directly into Adobe Marketing Cloud for deeper analysis on mobile consumer behavior.

Apteligent is also launching its new data site featuring mobile ecosystem metrics and benchmarks. Key reporting areas include mobile device adoption by region, mobile OS usage, mobile carrier performance, and much more. The data source of record for several leading mobile analyst firms, Apteligent data has been featured in reports on the state of the mobile industry from Bloomberg, Business Insider, and CNN among others.

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Crittercism Changes Name to Apteligent

Crittercism is changing its name to Apteligent.

Apteligent is focused on delivering critical data and insights across multiple dimensions of the app lifecycle for enterprises of all sizes.

In addition to offering crash and latency reporting, Apteligent’s mobile app intelligence service delivers actionable insights based on real-time operational metrics, the mobile ecosystem (carrier latency, cloud services, etc.), and their impact on user behavior. Using Apteligent, organizations can proactively resolve mobile issues before they adversely effect app reputation, user adoption and ongoing engagement.

Apteligent takes end-user privacy very seriously, with data centers in both the US and EU. Further, user data is never used or sold for advertising purposes.

“We’re reaffirming our commitment to developers and companies running business-critical apps with a platform that not only provides operational information but its impact on end-user behavior and the mobile ecosystem as a whole,” said Dave Robbins, CEO of Apteligent. “This is our next evolution as a company – starting from best in class app development reporting to generating a wealth of proprietary, real-time data that impacts decisions across the entire mobile ecosystem. Apteligent delivers actionable mobile app intelligence for Enterprises of all sizes.”

Designed for the Fortune 5,000,000, Apteligent’s mobile app intelligence is now available in three editions:

- Basic – free version with guaranteed user data privacy. With data centers in both the US and EU, user data is never used or sold for advertising purposes. Apteligent Basic customers can be assured their end user’s data is being handled under stringent EU privacy guidelines.

- JumpStart – provides a great foundation for organizations to begin using real-time data to enhance their app’s stability, performance, and overall user experience as well as featuring convenient credit-card payments and monthly subscriptions.

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Apteligent is also launching its new data site featuring mobile ecosystem metrics and benchmarks. Key reporting areas include mobile device adoption by region, mobile OS usage, mobile carrier performance, and much more. The data source of record for several leading mobile analyst firms, Apteligent data has been featured in reports on the state of the mobile industry from Bloomberg, Business Insider, and CNN among others.

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Businesses that face downtime or outages risk financial and reputational damage, as well as reducing partner, shareholder, and customer trust. One of the major challenges that enterprises face is implementing a robust business continuity plan. What's the solution? The answer may lie in disaster recovery tactics such as truly immutable storage and regular disaster recovery testing ...

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Amidst the threat of cyberhacks and data breaches, companies install several security measures to keep their business safely afloat. These measures aim to protect businesses, employees, and crucial data. Yet, employees perceive them as burdensome. Frustrated with complex logins, slow access, and constant security checks, workers decide to completely bypass all security set-ups ...

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