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Adobe - Adobe AIR Marketplace Office & Productivity Tools
The Google Analytics Reporting Suite brings Google Analytics to the desktop, with a host of features that help you understand how your website is performing and where you can improve.
OptimalSort - online and easy cardsorting
"OptimalSort is card sorting done online. Instead of weeks, card sorting can now be done in hours:" Yes another online card sorting tool, has decent demo to see how well it does or doesn't work: FREE to use whilst in Beta.
OptimalSort - online and easy cardsorting
"OptimalSort is card sorting done online. Instead of weeks, card sorting can now be done in hours:" Yes another online card sorting tool, has decent demo to see how well it does or doesn't work: FREE to use whilst in Beta.
ITworld.com - SAP looks to Microsoft, Adobe for friendlier UI
be generally available in the first quarter next year. Customers looking at the technologies should consider that AIR is still in b
AboutNico " Google Analytics AIR beta sign up
Neat AIR for viewing google analytics data. Not sure what new functionality it adds. But I'm also interested in the fidelity it gives you into the analytics, I'd like to mash that data up with info in RobotReplay.
A message to Google Analytics
I really do like the update to Google Analytics. But there's just so much more that can be done. It looks like I'm not the only one not 100% satisfied with Google Analytics, either, as Jon Brodkin of Network World explains...
StrikeIron Blog: The Mashup Ecosystem
More coverage of IBM's Mashup Ecosystem Summit last week. Particularly focus on the notes towards the end for some of the challenges that came up.
Google put the anal into Analytics
For a start, Google Analytics is now task-based, rather than the raw, almost visceral collection of filters we had before, which often scared the pants of my clients when I signed them up as Users to view their statistics.
Matt Cutts: Gadgets, Google, and SEO » Page view metrics? Bah, humbug!
Matt Cutts on page metrics and ajax