2 Steps vs Text Event Pics

2 Steps allows organisations using Splunk for IT operations to monitor mobile apps, websites, Windows applications and mainframe software interfaces without setting up coding or scripts.

While synthetic monitoring has been around for web-based applications for more than a decade, 2 Steps will disrupt the business by offering experience automation across any platform, be it web-based, Windows, Java or mobile apps.

2 Steps can monitor any software that can be run on a virtual machine. And all can be done with the click of a mouse, no need to write extra code specific to a company's software. Because it does not require code, anyone in the company can run tests on the software, either to test changes or upgrades in software or to replicate problems a customer may experience with the software.

In addition to pinpointing problems and potential problems, 2 Steps creates video that developers can use to better understand and better explain issues and how they might be affecting customers.

2 Steps also provides detailed reporting that is easy to understand and useful for everyone in the company, from the development team to the sales team to the C-suite.

Location: Melbourne, Australia

Enjoy Group Event Photos Privately & Live Action Slide-Show, Simply by Texting Pictures.

TextEventPics is not an App. Using text messaging, the host of an event can ask all of the guests to text their pictures to their event specific phone number. Their special TextEventPics phone number is programmed to post the pictures live to the host’s online photo gallery and crowd-create a live slideshow of pictures. Only the guests of that event have access to the photo gallery. The host has control of who is on the guest list and each guests’ permission level to publish their pictures live or save them for moderation. Everyone has text messaging on their phone, but a not everyone is connected on all social media. This service bridges the gap to those who want to remain “offline”, but want to be included in picture sharing. Simply texting a picture to a special phone number is the easiest way to engage guests at an event and protect their data privacy.