We couldn't really comment on this in any detail but it's probably fair to say that Omniture are Coremetrics' biggest rival / competitor and also worth pointing out that Coremetrics have recently raised $60million in funding so they're not exactly short of cash / ambition.
What with Google Analytics (formerly Urchin), IndexTools (acquired by Yahoo!), Microsoft's yet-to-be-released analytics tool (based on their DeepMetrix acquisition) there are a number of pretty good free tools out there now.
So we'd expect to see further polarisation between the free tools and the paid for ones which will also layer on a lot more in the way of service, and not just tools.
Coremetrics, WebTrends and Omniture are the most obvious global "Big 3" who are competing in the higher end space. Although I suspect that their game plans must be to get bought in turn - probably by a big business intelligence player like SAS or SPSS or by a big consulting / IT outfit like IBM (though they've already acquired web analtyics technology in the past).
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Online Analytics Manager at Waitrose Ltd.
11 June 2008 11:28am
Hi all,
So, Coremetrics has shown me their product suite recently, and I am impressed with the quality of their solution.
Does anybody know how well they're doing as a company ? As in how financially stable are they, how successfull are they, etc...
(any other feedback on their solution is appropriate for this thread as well)
Thanks in advance,
ChL.
CEO at Econsultancy
12 June 2008 10:15am
We couldn't really comment on this in any detail but it's probably fair to say that Omniture are Coremetrics' biggest rival / competitor and also worth pointing out that Coremetrics have recently raised $60million in funding so they're not exactly short of cash / ambition.
WebTrends, another big name in web analytics, also has big ambitions and recently appointed an ex Google Exec as their new CEO to push things forward.
What with Google Analytics (formerly Urchin), IndexTools (acquired by Yahoo!), Microsoft's yet-to-be-released analytics tool (based on their DeepMetrix acquisition) there are a number of pretty good free tools out there now.
So we'd expect to see further polarisation between the free tools and the paid for ones which will also layer on a lot more in the way of service, and not just tools.
Coremetrics, WebTrends and Omniture are the most obvious global "Big 3" who are competing in the higher end space. Although I suspect that their game plans must be to get bought in turn - probably by a big business intelligence player like SAS or SPSS or by a big consulting / IT outfit like IBM (though they've already acquired web analtyics technology in the past).
Some good stuff on all this in our recent Online Measurement and Strategy Report 2008
Ashley Friedlein
CEO
E-consultancy.com
Online Analytics Manager at Waitrose Ltd.
12 June 2008 10:45am
Thanks Ashley - informative and collected, as usual.