ESR & IR taking more time to open

Hi,
   Enterprise Service Builder and Integration Directory taking more time.
  Please help us to tune the necessary parameters or steps to follow to speed up the open time in ESR and ID?
Regards,
Kumar

But in development it take more than 30 minities
In quality it take more than 15 minities
Why the difference b/t to open ESR/ID in dev and quality system?
And also my internet connectivity very fast,it is 5mbps.
Is any way to speed up the open time of ESR/ID?
Regards,
Kumar

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    2     1.07     1.47     
    3     2.04     1.8     
    4     2.06     2.08     
    5     2.09     2.4     
    6     3.01     2.67     
    7     4.02     3.06     
    8     4.03     3.37     
    9     4.04     3.62     
    10     4.06     4.02     
    11     4.08     4.31     
    12     4.09     4.61     
    13     5.01     4.76     
    14     5.02     5.06     
    15     5.04     5.25     
    16     5.05     5.48     
    17     5.08     5.84     
    18     6     6.21     
    19     6.02     6.34     
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