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Calculate your performance management score and see how much more there is to do. Here Jack Shirazi covers the details needed to make your performance management topnotch.
Published March 2007, Author Jack Shirazi

Application performance management (APM) is how you manage the performance aspects of your application. There are many different issues for you to consider when managing your application's performance, how many do you currently do?

The following list of 30 items lets you calculate what level of performance management your application attains. Give yourself 1 point for each feature that you fully implement (or half a point if you partially implement the feature), and see what you your APM score is out of 30.

Your score out of 30 indicates how far you are from a comprehensive solution to managing the performance of your projects.

Do you have questions you think should be included in this list? Tell us and we'll update the list with your suggestion (credited to you) if we think it fits


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