The greater Boston area, no stranger to the Web CMS world (with companies like Percussion, PaperThin, Telerik US, and Refresh Software already based in the area), is about to add yet another content management mainstay to its denizens: Switzerland-based Day Software

Phil provided some very useful background on the deal and initial thoughts earlier this morning. Here are a few more comments.

Well, timing is a funny thing as I just wrote on Monday about the gossamer threads that are web analytics financial stability. No sooner had the proverbial ink dried than Adobe acquired Omniture

I'm currently advising two Fortune Global 1000 companies on a vendor short list for their upcoming digital asset management procurement

Financial stability among web analytics vendors is a curious topic. What does it really mean and how does it really affect your investment in web analytics? History shows that it's not a question with a neat answer

It's always encouraging to hear that, despite the dour financial environment in which we live, there are companies making money in the WCM space

In recent months I've encountered several customers of web analytics mega-vendor Omniture who had a very specific gripe about the platform:

As I talk to people in the content-technology industry (if I may call it that), I'm struck by a common thread that has begun to emerge in conversations involving roadmaps and futures

At CMS Watch we evaluate an awful lot of products, and making sense of all this research can be a challenge.

You might have missed the 21 April announcement from Google Analytics regarding the public availability of its Data Export API

When the Web Analytics Association (WAA) reviewed the 2008 edition of the CMS Watch Web Analytics Report, they noted that while

Since Alex Yoder took over the reins as CEO at web analytics vendor WebTrends in August, the company has been on an active campaign to make itself over on both the image and product development fronts

Like the month of March, software vendor offerings will go in like a lion and out like a lamb

Demokritos would be proud: if you look very closely, you'll see that Omniture's "SiteSearch" offering is actually composed of Atomz