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PacketZoom’s executive team includes technology addicts with combined experiences from Google, Akamai, Riverbed and more.
PacketZoom’s Mobile ExpresslaneTM in-app networking technology is customizing content delivery for each end user. By identifying, removing and controlling roadblocks in the mobile “last mile,” PacketZoom is able to resolve network issues quicker, eliminate up to 90 percent of networking connection drops, and accelerate app performance by 2x to 3x -- all while reducing CDN costs. At the heart of this solution is the PacketZoom mobile networking stack. “It helps dated protocols overcome the challenges presented by mobile networks” stated Shlomi Gian, CEO at PacketZoom.“PacketZoom is a unique player in the mobile app networking space -- the only player that offers an in-app technology designed from the ground up for native mobile apps,” explained Gian.
The company provides app developers with a fast, easy and painless SDK integration experience. PacketZoom’s SDK was used by over 40 million unique devices in the first quarter of 2017. Per a MixRank March 2017 report, PacketZoom’s SDK had the largest number of customers and app installs as well as the lowest percentage of app churn (i.e. SDK uninstalls) in the industry. PacketZoom currently supports some of the world’s largest mobile games and leading retail, news and travel apps (Deer Hunter, Sephora, GOAT, Upwork, News Republic and Gordon Ramsay, to name a few) and plans to continue growing and expanding into new markets in the very near future.
Our vision is to enable mobile app developers to understand how their mobile app behave globally, identify issues in real-time and provide them with alternatives to fix these issues quickly with no revenue loss
PacketZoom is continually expanding its service portfolio to offer developers better visibility, understanding and insight into their mobile app’s performance. “We would like developers to feel ‘in control’ of their mobile app and be able to review data and analytics to gain new insights on how their mobile app is doing at any given moment, enabling them to make some educated decisions on best practices to optimize their own application,” added Gian.
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