Software Users Review Application Performance Management Vendors for Satisfaction, Revealing Top Five Through SoftwareReviews
Germain APM, Stackify Retrace, SolarWinds AppOptics, IBM Cloud App Management, and Radware Alteon Analytics named champions in 2020 Emotional Footprint Awards.
TORONTO, July 22, 2020 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- SoftwareReviews announces its 2020 Application Performance Management Emotional Footprint Award winners, as determined by software users, who feel that five software vendors in the recruiting space have provided them with exceptional customer experiences. According to users' answers to questions focused on satisfaction, which have been crafted by seasoned IT industry analysts at Info-Tech Research Group, the vendor champions are:
- Germain APM
- Stackify Retrace
- SolarWinds AppOptics
- IBM Cloud App Management
- Radware Alteon Analytics
The Emotional Footprint Awards are showcased in a report of software reviews focused on vendor relationships with software users from the customer's point of view. Overall, application performance management software users were most satisfied with vendors demonstrating respect, and most disappointed in vendors' tendency to over promise.
Germain APM earned the number-one position overall with a net Emotional Footprint score of +94, and performed exceptionally well for saving their users time, being efficient, friendly negotiation, reliability, and enhancing performance. Stackify Retrace, with a net Emotional Footprint score of +88, received a perfect score for being trustworthy, respectful, fair, and showing integrity, taking the number-one spot for each, and also received top product for including product enhancements. SolarWinds AppOptics, with a net Emotional Footprint score of +85, performed very well with their users, particularly with being effective and trustworthy, having client-friendly policies, and over delivering. IBM Cloud App Management received a net Emotional Footprint score of +81, and delighted customers with continually improving, helping innovate, and being inspiring. Radware Alteon Analytics with a net Emotional Footprint score of +83, earned perfect scores for its effectiveness and caring, and took the number-one spot for each, as well as for its transparency.
About the Emotional Footprint Diamond and Emotional Footprint Awards:
The Emotional Footprint Diamond illustrates the customer experience with software vendors, showing a complex relationship spanning procurement, implementation, service and support. The Net Emotional Footprint of a vendor is a result of aggregated emotional response ratings in the areas of service, negotiation, product impact, conflict resolution, and strategy and innovation, creating a powerful indicator of overall user feeling toward the vendor and its product from the software users' point of view. The data published in the Emotional Footprint Diamond is collected from real end users through authentic software review surveys and meticulously verified for veracity. The survey uses standard net promoter scoring (positive percentage minus negative percentage) to arrive at the Net Emotional Footprint score. These skillfully crafted survey questions are informed by two decades of IT research and advisory.
Vendors with top user scores receive the Emotional Footprint Award. The Emotional Footprint Awards, an initiative proudly founded in 100% user-review data, is free of traditional components such as market presence and analyst opinion, which are opaque in nature and may be influenced by vendor pressure, financial or otherwise.
About SoftwareReviews:
SoftwareReviews is a division of Info-Tech Research Group, a world-class IT research and analyst firm established in 1997. Backed by two decades of IT research and advisory experience, SoftwareReviews is a leading source of expertise and insight into the enterprise software landscape and client-vendor relationships.
By collecting data from real IT and business professionals, the SoftwareReviews methodology produces the most detailed and authentic insights into the experience of evaluating and purchasing enterprise software.
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