Triaging and resolving performance problems are time-consuming, frustrating and expensive. To get the information needed to resolve problems, it is important to trace and fully decompose transactions from end to end, including actions that are initiated within a browser.
Response Time Instrumentation (RTI) for Internet Explorer provides response time measurements for browser-based transactions. It knows when a user begins an action, i.e., requests a page or submits data, and it knows when the result of the request is returned and rendered inside the browser.
	RTI is the least expensive, simplest and most accurate way to trace transactions in a browser.	Click here for larger image
Ready for Tivoli RTI extends the capabilities found in products like IBM Tivoli® Composite Application Manager (ITCAM) to include measurement of end-user response times for actions initiated within the Internet Explorer browser.
RTI has received the IBM Ready for Tivoli validation and is listed in the IBM Open Process Automation Library (OPAL).

Based on the ARM standard
RTI uses the Application Response Measurement (ARM) standard, specifically version 4.0, to measure response times. Since ARM is an open standard, RTI is easily integrated with other ARM-enabled products to provide complete end-to-end response time measurement and transaction decomposition. Learn more about ARM.

In fact, this is where the true power of using RTI lies. Out of the box, RTI integrates with Apache and WebSphere® to provide immediate transaction tracing and decomposition from a user's PC through the back-end servers supporting the request.

Try RTI for Internet Explorer
RTI for Internet Explorer is free for noncommercial use and $195 for commercial use. Quantities of 50 or more qualify for a discounted rate of $99. There is a free 30-day trial. To download RTI for Internet Explorer, fill out the form below. A download link will be emailed to you.

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System Requirements
RTI for Internet Explorer is compatible with Windows 2000, XP and Internet Explorer Version 6. You will need to have a Java Runtime, version 1.4 or 1.5, installed prior to usage.