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Adobe buys Omniture

Tim Elleston | September 16, 2009

Bit of surprising news, Adobe is buying Omniture for $1.8billion.

Still taking this in and many thoughts running through my mind at the moment.  Seen Adobe purchase a few companies in the past and the results have been varied.  They are, after all, a product-based company, offering little in the way of services.  Omniture on the other hand, is a service-based company.  Very different business models, very different thought processes.

I wonder if Omniture will keep their name too…?  They have a massive brand equity  ($1.8billion) so it would be a shame (I think) to see that dissapear to something like Adobe SiteCatalyst.

And I wonder too if they retain autonomy over the direction of their offering?  I see that they are to become a business unit of Adobe, with Josh James as the senior VP of the new business unit.  I hope that they will continue to develop their products and services at the speed that they have us all accustomed too.

And I really hope their services don’t get impacted.

Interesting times lay ahead for Omniture.  Interesting times, I’m sure, lay ahead for their customers too.

Please, keep us all informed on plans, impacts, directions, etc.

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Marketing Higher Education Symposium 2009

Tim Elleston | September 9, 2009

Just presented on how to get value from your analytics platform to around 150 people at the Marketing Higher Education Symposium 2009, at the Sydney Convention Center.

136 slides in 30 minutes (quick fire)…lots of nodding heads and a few chuckles too, which is always nice.  I think it went well though.

If you were at the conference and have questions, please feel free to ask using the comments.  If you weren’t at the conference, and have questions, don’t be shy.

You can get access to the presentation slides (although it’s a bit tough without the voiceover).

Elephants And Analytics Presentation

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