Is Google Sites a SharePoint killer? Well, to be fair, I haven't heard the exact term this past week, but the innuendo was clearly there

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

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

How can we best understand the broad social software and collaboration vendor marketplace? I'd just been pondering that question when

This week we released an update of our Search & Information Access Report 2009

Just read an interesting post on Tom Miller's blog summarizing NYC Mayor Bloomberg's keynote note from the Personal Democracy Forum

In a clip on YouTube, an interviewer asks passersby in Times Square what a browser is.The surprising result: many think it's a search engine

A few months ago, I blogged about ISYS offering their document converter filters as a separate component. My thought was these would come in handy to add on

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

Last week, I posted a highly critical comment on Google's marketing of the Appliance, version 6

The release of a new major version of the Google Search Appliance usually creates lots of excitement, but that excitement fades quickly once people start to use the machines for real

Somewhat stealing the thunder of Microsoft's almost-released Bing search, Google presented a preview of Wave yesterday at the I/O Developer conference. So what kind of wave is this?

After months of high anticipation of what this "Google killer" would bring, Wolfram Alpha was finally opened to the public a week ago

When Omniture announced its Q1 2009 earnings a few weeks ago, there was a bit of heartburn among its investors because