Posts Tagged ‘analytics’
Autonomy Explore: Customer Interaction Analytics Covering All Channels
Tuesday, March 16th, 2010
Autonomy (news, site) unveiled a new tool called Autonomy Explore today. The “customer interaction analysis application” connects all customer touch points (Web, contact center, social media, e-mail, etc.). This way, users can develop a better understanding of each customer, customer segment, and the overall customer base.
The Popularity of Social Networks Does Not Mean the End of Email
Friday, March 12th, 2010Many of us have wondered if and when social media will knock out the need for e-mail, but a survey from Econsultancy suggests that we’re far from losing touch with our inboxes. In fact, Econsultancy says social media is being used to enhance the effectiveness of e-mail.
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The Popularity of Social Networks Does Not Mean the End of Email
Telligent Analytics 3.5: New Support Analytics, Updated User Analytics
Thursday, March 11th, 2010
With new versions of Telligent’s (news, site) Community and Enterprise Collaboration solutions out the door last February, the only thing left to know was when would we see an updated version of their analytics. While we still don’t have a firm date in hand, we do have a look at some of the new capabilities coming in it.
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Telligent Analytics 3.5: New Support Analytics, Updated User Analytics
Posterous Gains Funding, Makes Blogging Free & Easy
Thursday, March 11th, 2010
Among the 7 Ways to Blog Using Your Mobile Phone, which we wrote back in 2009, a few of them included emailing your posts directly to your blog. But what if everything you wrote, posted and created came only from your email? Well, then you’d have Posterous.
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Posterous Gains Funding, Makes Blogging Free & Easy



