Wisdom, might to be too grand a word, for my input. BUT don’t apply any negative value to them not being in the Forrester report, which tends to be very north American in focus. Furthermore, site intelligence is slightly off from “traditional” vendors in their approach to web analytics. Which by the way, I think is refreshing, and I would not hesitate in endorsing the tool as a very valid choice for a RFP.

cheers
d.

We recently had the opportunity to review Site Intelligence http://www.site-intelligence.com/ and am wondering why this product didn’t get a mention?

Using Omniture at an enterprise level, have to admit, the SI model has really impressed us.

Are you familiar with SI?

Your wisdom would be greatly appreciated :)

Which is just perfect. We don’t want to be perceived as too US centric within the WAA.
- as that is simply not the case.

Cheers
d. :-)

>>Must confess to still calling Y!WA IT.
I actually take that as a compliment – that our tiny IT marketing budget worked to the extent of people not just forgetting the name. he he.

>>Interesting times, hope all is well & see you in SJ?
Of course!

Cheers
d. :-)

Must confess to still calling Y!WA IT.
Hip, hip, Europe, great news!
Interesting times, hope all is well & see you in SJ?

Aurélie

Thank you for clarifying the AT Internet inclusion. Forrester actually DID call it AT Internet on the call we both participated in – for some reason it is still called XiTi in my head. I’ll however make an effort from now on to name it correctly.

have a great weekend
dennis :-)

Yahoo! is to present the upcoming Yahoo! Web Analytics version 9.5 (which hold the new v5 tracking code)

Cheers
d.

Will Forrester evaluate the comming YWA 5.0 version or will it be the version that is running today?

Kindly
Tor