Web Analytics in Singapore (Asia, Part VI)

September 21st, 2007 by Lars Johansson

Gary Gopinathan, an e-business and multimedia consultant with over 10 years of experience, answers three questions about web analytics in Singapore. He founded G S Quantum Multimedia and conducts regular workshops in the Asia-Pacific region, particularly in Australia, India and Malaysia.

What’s the biggest challenge for web analytics in Singapore?

We need more web marketers with a marketing background and technical know-how. We also need continuous education and web analytics needs to be applied to marketing more often. We need to conduct more online experiments and prove the value of web analytics to further improve web strategies and conversion rates.

How mature do you think the market for web analytics is in Singapore?

Web analytics is just starting to get awareness and understanding. It’s being viewed as important at this moment. GSQM has conducted various workshops to showcase and allow corporate marketers to understand web analytics much better.

What are the most popular web analytics vendors in Singapore?

Google and WebTrends.

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Who Wants to Buy Business Objects?

September 20th, 2007 by Lars Johansson

Not only Visual Sciences has hired Goldman Sachs to find a buyer. Business Objects is now for sale as well. Got deep pockets?

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Web Analytics Tuesday in Stockholm, September 11, 2007

September 20th, 2007 by Lars Johansson

The event had participants from six countries and was a lot of fun. All 85 seats were taken (we only found out the same evening that there were five extra chairs and unfortunately a few people on the waiting list never got a seat).

We started off by networking over a glass of champagne while Eric T. Peterson was getting ready to give his “Web Analytics is Easy” presentation.

His presentation was great. It had a fast pace, lots of energy and passion. Oh yeah, and the clever RAMP (Resources, Analysis, Multivariate testing and Process).

Eric T. Peterson, Web Analytics Demystified

Stockholm, Yeah!

(More videos here!)

Then it was time for our expert panel consisting of:
Dennis Mortensen, IndexTools
Ian Tickle, WebTrends
Steve Jackson, Satama
Eric T. Peterson, Web Analytics Demystified
Jonas Damgaard Nielsen, Omniture

The audience members were encouraged to ask questions and we gave away two books from Avinash (plus an additional copy I picked up) and three books from Eric.

Web Analytics Panel

Web Analytics Tuesday/Wednesday is a collaborative effort.

Credits

Securing the venue, providing food and drinks and securing the flights and accommodation for Eric T. Peterson: IndexTools, Satama, WebTrends and Omniture.

Helping out with registration: Erik Nettelbrandt, Avantime
Handing out free books to people asking questions: Tomas Kaipe, Alenio
Moderating the panel: Mattias Malmnäs, Alenio and Erik Nettelbrandt, Avantime
General coordination: Lars Johansson, WAA

Erik, Tomas and Mattias are members of Web Analytics Association.

Sponsors: IndexTools, WebTrends, Omniture and Satama.

Coordination: Web Analytics Association.

We ended the evening by sharing some wine, beer and a buffet (using such words as mascarpone, poularde, lobster medallion, tomato confit and quails eggs).

Video report

Reports from the event

Eric T. Peterson
Steve Jackson
Dennis R. Mortensen
Petri Mertanen
Mikael Karlsson’s photo album on Facebook
Resoner.nu
Henrik Torstensson
Pelle Strid (Swedish)
Mattias Durnik (Swedish)