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Using Full-Stack Experimentation To Improve Your Metrics and Monitoring

Across industries, companies use experimentation and testing to judge the effectiveness of their products. The government requires years of testing before any pharmaceutical drug can be sold commercially. Car manufacturers test their new models for millions of miles to ensure the versions coming off the assembly line are safe.

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What Your Broad Metrics Should Include

In general, the faster you move, and the more experiments you run, the more you have to monitor to ensure security and mitigate risk and to understand whether the experiments worked. Like any digital product, the suite of metrics will evolve and expand over time. Here are some types of metrics that could be put in place or expanded:

  • Site performance
  • Business Process Impact
  • Platform Assessments
  • And more!
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