Posts Tagged ‘Consistency

In this series, the focus has been on the basic Web performance concepts, the ones that have dominated the performance management field for the last decade. It’s now time to step beyond these measures, and examine two equally important concepts, ones that allow a company to analyze their Web performance outside the constraints of performance [...]

Bob Wyman of PubSub has a great post on the value of online consistency to companies and services. [here]
This is a critical component that is too often overlooked. The need for speed is an addictive goal. But as I have said before, fast is not enough.
Go, Bob, Go!

Just noticed that Bob Wyman of PubSub dropped in to look at the GrabPERF data we are collecting. [here]
Although Bob’s pride is evident, I do caution that being the top of a performance index is simply one measure of success. There is the whole discussion of relevancy of results, but that is beyond the scope [...]

Brand Management: Apple?

In: smp

1 Apr 2005

SeattleDuck is up again today with this post on brand management [here]
This goes directly to the heart of the somewhat loosely constructed (ok, when I read it this morning, it had the logical consistency of a drunken llama) rant on Apple and brand management.
I agree with Kevin:
The emotional power of your brand CANNOT be decided [...]


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