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When Industry Standards Don't Apply
By
Scott Barber
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May 31, 2007
Volume-Issue: 
2007-06
Article Summary: 

There are no industry standards for Web response times. How long a user is willing to wait for a Web page to load depends on any number of variables and conditions. Find out how to determine and quantify performance criteria and use those criteria to create happy customers.

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