“[Precise] has demonstrated its willingness, and ability to undertake the steps - major, aggressive, innovative, and somewhat risky, - necessary to deliver successful, implementable, and effective solutions”
Our Company
Over the last few years, our world has become increasingly reliant on machines, whether it's the automated boarding pass kiosk, the grocery store self checkout, shopping on the internet, or mobile transactions. We call this the Rise of The Machine and, frankly, we love it. It makes life easier, faster and more efficient for everyday users. However, the underlying technology that drives all these machines is extremely complex. Making it work is not for the faint of heart. Despite the brave new interconnected world, the age old Application Performance Management (APM) problem is still unsolved.
When a transaction breaks or slows down, users roll their eyes and ask: What’s wrong with this dumb machine?
Meanwhile, in IT world, where responsibility lies for making the system work, all hell is breaking loose:
- Who does it impact?
- Where did it break?
- Why did it break?
- What do we do to fix it?
- How do we avoid it next time?
In today’s machine world, where millions of transactions are happening all the time, Precise brings a fresh approach. We call it Transaction Performance Management. Business is measured by transactions. IT is measured by transaction performance. Precise helps companies guarantee transaction performance.
Our products deliver unprecedented transaction transparency, fastest time to repair, and game-changing problem prevention. They are designed to handle transaction volume and variety in large scale production systems. Our support professionals operate 24/7/365, providing on call help to customers in their local languages and time zones.
Over 1,500 customers across the globe already rely on our products, services, and expertise. Why? Because we literally wrote the book on APM. Today, we’re rewriting that book with Transaction Performance Management (TPM).
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