Funny how time flies. It doesn't seem like 18 months have passed since we blogged about Day Software's slipping development schedule

Analytics vendor WebTrends announced a host of additions to their new management team on Wednesday

Omniture completed its acquisition of Visual Sciences last week. So where does that leave HBX customers?

As a web analytics customer, the key issue is not so much that vendors have been acquiring other vendors.

Today we released the 2008 Web Analytics Report, evaluating 15 web analytics products. While you may have heard of

Every once in a while, a game-changing technology overtakes an industry while it's napping. That seems to be happening right now with the iPhone

Omniture's plans to acquire Visual Sciences cleared a major hurdle yesterday with the US Federal Trade Commission yesterday

Lost in the news about the dust-up at WebTrends and aftershocks from the Omniture/Visual Sciences acquisition was the announcement that Lyris, Inc. (formerly J.L. Halsey), the parent company to ClickTracks, launched

Today we released some findings about the Web Analytics marketplace.

The changes at WebTrends continue

There has been plenty of discussion over the last few days about "consolidation" in the web analytics marketplace due to the Omniture/Visual Sciences deal. I believe the whole notion of consolidation is really

As Phil Kemelor points out, the VisualSciences sale to Omniture should cause customers to ready themselves for a bumpy ride. Customers of VisualSciences' web content management service, Publish, and their hosted search service, Search, will continue to endure the uncertainty

Is Omniture the Borg?

That's what I wondered when reading about their purchase of Visual Sciences

That was the title of a recent piece I wrote for EContent Magazine. To quote:

Omniture announced that it now has 270 locations throughout the U.S. and 17 other countries around the world where individuals can complete testing to become Omniture Certified Professionals.