The whole analytics thing is making a huge statement this year, not only on the Web, but on mobile devices as well. A mobile analytics firm called Flurry is one example—the company just landed US$ 7 million in a Series B round of financing. Let’s check them out:
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Flurry: Analytics for Mobile Application Developers
Another acquisition in the electronic medical records (EMR) market, with the buy-out of document imaging and management services Bowman Enterprises by document life cycle solutions provider Diversified Information Technologies.
The financial details of the deal weren’t released but last year Diversified’s revenue was in the region of US$ 40 million, while Bowman’s was close to US$ 6.5.The Bowman management team will be joining Diversified although how it will affect the rest of the company was not explained.
This is the second such acquisition by Diversified in the recent times. In October last year it acquired Active Data Services, a document imaging, print and electronic presentment provider headquartered in Raleigh, NC.
Diversified CEO Scott Byers said that the buy-out was part of the company’s plans to extend its footprint in the EMR market where he sees considerable potential for expansion. This indicates that we might be seeing similar moves from the Pennsylvania-based company.
Founded in 1982, Diversified provides document management software for complete document and information lifecycle, including records management solutions for physical and electronic records storage.
Currently targeting Fortune 1000 companies in the financial, insurance, health care and government sectors it has grown to 18 U.S. and three international locations.
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Document Management Provider Diversified Expands In Healthcare Market
It is easy to see why most companies struggle with the CMS selection process. The market is flooded with hundreds of products and there does not appear to be a “safe”, market-leading choice.
Ultimately, you want to select a content management system that supports your requirements and that your users will find usable.
Yes, you’ve got a modern website but no, it’s not converting at the rate you think it should be. Is this the fault of your web content management system? Probably not.
It’s more likely that you aren’t using your CMS as well as you could. From where we sit, 2010 looks to be a year focused on improving the use of WCM tools for user experience optimization.
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In this week’s web publishing roll up, Tina Brown, former editor of Tatler, Vanity Fair and Talk, wants you to know that “American newspapers are dying mostly because they were so dull for so long a whole generation gave up on them” and not because the internet is killing them.
Here is the original:
Web Publishing Roll-up: Reversing the Print to Web Trend
