Web site visitors hate to waste time and, as statistic after statistic shows, a slow or inefficient Web site has a direct impact on the business. IT organizations have a tremendous opportunity to drive business success by delivering an exceptional digital experience to every user, on every device, in any location. But it’s a tough
How can you optimize the end-to-end content delivery infrastructure for an exceptional user experience? In this whitepaper you’ll learn: •The importance of web site performance for IT professionals •New ways to measure performance KPIs •Why you need to control the first, middle and last mile of content delivery •Tips and tricks for optimizing web site
Now more than ever, game developers and publishers need to reach a global audience. The Internet has given over 2 billion people access to online entertainment, and over half are estimated to be gamers. Gaming is a global industry, with new playing opportunities being introduced every day. In order for serious developers and publishers to
Attention game developers. Are you: ■ Starting development on a new game? ■ Planning for a major release? ■ Moving to a freemium model? Wherever you are in your game lifecycle, the Limelight Orchestrate™ Solution for Gaming can help you monetize your games fully while satisfying even your most diehard players. Find out more about
Just being able to deliver digital content is no longer enough. People expect every organization to have a compelling, interactive, and engaging digital experience. The problem is that those same people want more. The experience has to be instantaneous…just like turning on the television. In this whitepaper you will learn: ■ The characteristics of the
As the video game market has grown, it has become increasingly competitive. Traditional console and PC games are now competing against smartphone and tablet titles as the mobile segment explodes in popularity. But gamers have limited time playing, on average, only 1-2 hours per day. In order to capture mindshare, and a share of the
The first wave of the enterprise mobility phenomenon is already underway, as many organizations begin to formalize the previously non-sanctioned art and science of Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) in the workplace. The typical BYOD program secures the most basic mobile applications—email, calendar and contacts—through a combination of mobile application management (MAM) and mobile device
The National Institute for Standards and Technology (NIST) and the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) have taken leading roles in exploring requirements for Mobile Device Management (MDM) systems for government agencies. Mobile devices, particularly smartphones, are exceptionally vulnerable to security breaches. They are easily lost, are filled with unknown applications, communicate over untrusted networks, and
Mobile computing offers manufacturers many new ways to improve productivity and bottom line performance in every area of their business. Smartphones and tablets are becoming natural extensions to core operational systems, including ERP, CRM, BI, MES and WMS, as well as for logistics management, mobile procurement and financial applications. Stronger, more rugged devices are hitting
For many retailers, mobile devices are simply a call to boost their marketing and management programs. Others have embraced the tactical promise of mobility by enabling an untethered point of sale. Those who are further along have a clearer understanding that a complete mobile device management (MDM) program is necessary for enterprise-wide mobile success and