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Accenture aquires Maxamine and Memetrics.

Posted by Marshall on January 25, 2008 | Link It

Michael Helbling writes about acquisitions in the Web Analytics space with Maxamine and Memetrics acquisitions:

"..Accenture announced today that they are acquiring Maxamine and Memetrics.

Maxamine is a company that audits a web site with a very specialized crawler, identifying where tags are missing and much more.

Memetrics is a Multi-Variate Testing vendor that has some pretty big name clients."

I used Maxamine a few times several years ago to access performance of unix systems, but never did anything productive with it.

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Jeremy

01/29/08 @ 4:53 pm

I thought it was pretty funny that the announcement page for Memetrics (http://accenture.com/Global/Consulting/Marketing_and_Sales_Effectiveness/memetrics) has Offermatica tags on it …

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