Testing reveals slow loading and poor uptime; Impregilo noted as worst

Amsterdam, The Netherlands – March 5, 2010 – WatchMouse, a global industry leader in self-service website and application performance monitoring, tested the 40 websites belonging to the companies listed on the FTSE MIB, the benchmark stock market index of the Borsa Italiana, the Italian stock exchange, for availability and performance. Only two of the FTSE MIB company websites registered 100% uptime. The websites with the lowest uptimes included Impregilo (86.6%), Assicurazioni Generali (92.3%) and Enel (93.8%) and Telecom Italia (96.2%). The websites with the best uptimes included Fondiaria-Sai (100%), Parmalat (100%), Pirelli (99.9%), Banca Popolare di Milano (99.9%), and Mediolanum (99.9%).

Testing reveals slow loading and poor uptime; Securitas noted as worst

Amsterdam, The Netherlands – March 5, 2010 – WatchMouse, a global industry leader in self-service website and application performance monitoring, tested websites belonging to the companies listed on the OMXS30, the stock market index for the Stockholm Stock Exchange, for availability and performance. None of the OMXS30 company websites registered 100% uptime. The websites with the lowest uptimes included Securitas (93.3%), AstraZeneca (98.3%), SCA (98.8%), Volvo Group (98.8%) and Swedbank (98.8%). The websites with the best uptimes included SEB (99.9%), Boliden (99.9%), Nordea (99.9%), Svenska Handelsbanken (99.9%), Swedish Match (99.9%), and Investor (99.9%).

Testing reveals slow loading and poor uptime; Wesfarmers Limited noted as worst

Amsterdam, The Netherlands – March 4, 2010 – WatchMouse, a global industry leader in self-service website and application performance monitoring, tested the 50 websites belonging to the companies listed on the ASX 50, the benchmark stock market index of Australia’s stocks listed on the Australian Stock Exchange, for availability and performance. Only one of the ASX 50 company websites registered 100% uptime. The websites with the lowest uptimes included Wesfarmers Limited (41.9%), Crown Limited (71.1%) and Woolworths Limited (93.4%). The websites with the best uptimes included Macquarie Group Limited (100%), Rio Tinto Limited (99.9%), Wespac Banking Corporation (99.9%), Worleyparsons Limited (99.9%), Macquarie Airports (99.9%), QBE Insurance Group Limited (99.9%), Leighton Holdings Limited (99.9%), AGL Energy Limited (99.9%), Transurban Group (99.9%) and National Australia Bank Limited (99.9%).

Testing reveals slow loading and poor uptime; Deutsche Telekom noted as worst

Amsterdam, The Netherlands – March 4, 2010 – WatchMouse, a global industry leader in self-service website and application performance monitoring, tested the websites belonging to the companies listed on the DAX 30, a blue chip stock market index consisting of the 30 major German companies trading on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, for availability and performance. None of the DAX 30 company websites registered 100% uptime. The websites with the lowest uptimes included Deutsche Telekom (88.6%), Merck (94.9%), RWE, (96.4%), Munich RE (97.9%), Allianz (98.5%) and Fresensius Medical Care (98.6%). The websites with the best uptimes included Thyssen Krupp (99.9%), Adidas (99.9%), Salzgitter (99.9%), Volkswagon Group (99.9%) and E.ON (99.9%).

Testing reveals slow loading and poor uptime; L’Oréal noted as worst

Amsterdam, The Netherlands – March 3, 2010 – WatchMouse, a global industry leader in self-service website and application performance monitoring, tested the websites belonging to the companies listed on the benchmark French stock index, CAC 40, which are among the highest market caps on the French Bourse, for availability and performance. Only one of the CAC 40 company websites registered 100% uptime. The websites with the lowest uptimes included L’Oréal (95.8%), Total (97.3%) and Veolia Environnement (97.8%). The websites with the best uptimes included Vinci (100%), Essilor (99.9%), EDF (99.9%) and Vallourec (99.9%).

Testing reveals only 40 percent with acceptable uptime; telecommunications companies noted as worst