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Test, measure, optimize, rinse, and repeat. It is a mantra by which we all work. In this presentation, Mehdi Daoudi (https://twitter.com/#!/mdaoudi), will offer us his unique perspective into web operational and performance monitoring and his work on the "other" side of the fence. Join us on Thursday, June 5th, 2012 for "Web Ops Performance Monitoring Tales" with Mehdi Daoudi (https://twitter.com/#!/mdaoudi) from Catchpoint Systems,Inc (http://www.catchpoint.com/).

BIO:

Mehdi combines in-depth expertise in developing and operating large on-demand software platforms with hands-on experience in application monitoring, performance management and IT operations practices. As an industry pioneer, Mehdi created the Quality of Services group at DoubleClick Inc. in 2000 and holds no less than nine years of extensive experience in the monitoring, SLA, and operations excellence fields. At DoubleClick, Mehdi managed over $20 million devoted to monitoring for the improvement of the quality of user experience, increasing availability and performance and, in turn, promoting accountability throughout the IT, business and product development teams.

AGENDA:

18:00 :: Check-in, Eat & Mingle
19:00 :: Introductions & Presentation
20:00 :: Questions and Answer & Open Form
20:30 :: Networking & Discussion
??? :: Beers at the pub!

MISCELLANEA:

Presentation starts at 7PM, but doors open at 6:00PM. There will be signage for those who have not been to the Walmart campus. There is plenty of garage parking and limited street parking available. Please enter the Walmart parking garage from Bayhill Dr. and proceed to the elevator and the security desk. ID will be required.
The Walmart San Bruno campus is walking distance (or bike) from the San Bruno Bart Station (~1 mile).

Lost? Call SF Web Performance Google Voice Number: 415.944.SFWP (7397).

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