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Note that any price can be quoted in Euros or UK pounds sterling on request.
Please see our training page for details of all our training courses.
Please see the sponsorship page for details on this valuable service which can make your product or company better known by those who are interested in Java performance.
White papers for your company or product. If you are a company in the Java performance area, or have a Java performance related product, we can write a white paper for you according to your requirements. White papers start from $1,900. Contact us with your requirements and we can discuss the contents.
There is nothing like regularly producing new content on your website to bring viewers back time and again. Our associates can produce regular high-quality original and interesting articles on Java performance related subjects. Prices start from $1200.
We can make available recognized world experts in Java performance to give seminars on subjects related to your products or services. Prices start from $2,200. Contact us with details of where, when and what.
We can review your product, confidentially or publicly, according to your preference. Please note that if you commission us for a publicly available comparative product review, we will give each vendor a chance to defend their product. Contact us all communications are kept in strictest confidence.
We can analyze your profiles to determine where your application bottlenecks lie, and suggest changes to improve the performance of your application. Prices start at $500 per profile analysis. Contact us.
This results in an analysis of application design scalability and probable performance bottlenecks together with recommendations for improvements. This review can be conducted remotely with the use of design documents and phone calls to clarify various issues not sufficiently clear from the design documents. From $5,000. On-site reviews can also be conducted, and will be priced as consulting with a minumum charge of five days, including one or more days required to write the report.
We can create a document providing detailed step-by-step procedures to enable a performance measurement and tuning environment at your site. Prices start from $5,000.
JavaPerformanceTuning.com is associated to a number of consultants highly experienced in Java Performance Tuning.
Our associate consultants, with their premium expertise, aim to provide the knowledge and skills to make your projects succeed. Our goal is to optimize the success of your business.
We can consult on any aspect of performance for Java applications, at any stage of a project from specifications through to fully deployed running environments. Our partners, located in North America and Europe, are able to provide on-site consulting, and also off-site phone/email consulting.
Here are a few of the services JavaPerformanceTuning.com associate consultants can provide to help your business succeed:
1. Performance design review: This results in an analysis of application design scalability and probable performance bottlenecks together with recommendations for improvements. Minumum five days, including one or more days required to write the report.
2. Performance environment setup: Detailed recommendations to enable a performance measurement and tuning environment at the customer site; optionally implementation of the recommendations to set up the performance environment.
3. Identification of performance targets: produces a detailed specification of response time and throughput requirements for the application.
4. Performance tuning: Repeated analysis and identification of bottlenecks in the application, and subsequent reduction of those bottlenecks to improve the application speed. Our deliverable shows the speedup increment compared to previous versions, based on the response time/throughput specifications agreed with you or identified in assignment 3 detailed above.
Prices start from $1500 per day. For queries about consulting availablility, please
All prices are reviewed quarterly. The next price review is due at the end of December 2008.