March 28, 2007; 01:08 AM
CMS Watch, a vendor-neutral analyst firm that evaluates content
technologies, will release a new Web Analytics Report next month. The
forthcoming report will sort through the complexities of selecting the
right web analytics tool and will identify best practices for
incorporating web analytics into broader enterprise marketing and
communications investments.
Tony Byrne, founder of CMS Watch, said, "The new Web Analytics Report
provides an unprecedented analysis of vendor offerings. Marketing and
IT professionals worldwide will benefit from our methodical
investigation and vendor-neutral evaluation of the web analytics
industry."
Phil Kemelor serves as lead analyst for the report. "We don't just
talk about features -- we look at technical architectures, data
integration options, data collection methods, user administration
functionality, and the multiple ways to view, slice, dice, and analyze
website data." And he added, "Our planning methodology will not only
enable customers to select the right vendor; it will set the blueprint
for web analytics strategy going forward and help determine the right
resources to ensure the success of the program."
The report closely examines 13 major Web Analytics vendors, including:
24/7
AuriQ
ClickTracks
Coremetrics
Fireclick
Google Analytics
Nedstat
Omniture
SageMetrics
Unica
Visual Sciences
WebSideStory
WebTrends
The report will be available on http://www.cmswatch.com in late April, 2007.
About Phil Kemelor
Phil is the founder of PKWeb Communications,
a web analytics and strategy consultancy, and is the author of "The
Executive's Guide to Web Site Measurement and Testing". A former
journalist, marketing executive, and 14 year Internet veteran, Phil's
ten years of web analytics experience includes heading web analytics at
Bell Atlantic, founding the web analytics best practices consulting
services group at NetGenesis, consulting to the Fortune 100, and
membership in the Web Analytics Association.
About CMS Watch
CMS Watch(tm) is an analyst firm that provides
an independent source of buyer's advice on content management,
enterprise search, and portal technologies. Through highly detailed
technical evaluations, CMS Watch helps sort out the complex landscape
of potential solutions so that project teams can minimize the time and
effort to identify and evaluate technologies suited to their particular
requirements. To retain its independence as a vendor-neutral analyst
firm, CMS Watch works solely for solutions buyers and never for the
vendors it covers.