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Adobe & Omniture makes sense
Omniture currently have components for Adobe's Dreamweaver and Flash, to integrate analytics into web content and last time I used them, they really weren't that great. I imagine in Adobe's CS5 this integration will be very seamless, which will encourage Adobe's users to use Omniture over web analytics. Meanwhile this improved workflow will encourage Omniture users who don't use Adobe products, to do so. So there's possibilities of improved business on both sides.

Also a lot could be done in integrating analytics reporting into Dreamweaver or Flash, which I don't think is being done right now. As seen Adobe's graphic, it means a tight feedback loop where reports and editing the content goes together for quicker changes to how users react to content. Once again, this sells more copies of CS5 and more business for Omniture.
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Adobe & Omniture makes sense  Matt_Fabb@... | 09/16/09
RE: The Adobe-Omniture deal: Does it make sense?  ahawkinson | 09/16/09
RE: The Adobe-Omniture deal: Does it make sense?  Ronin1 | 09/16/09
good deal  Linux Geek | 09/16/09
RE: The Adobe-Omniture deal: Does it make sense?  deancollins | 09/16/09
Long game  The Management consultant | 09/16/09
Seems to make sense  aaronicholas@... | 09/16/09
Seems more Right than wrong  Saurabh_d | 09/16/09

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