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Site Intelligence has strengthened its team for servicing the global betting, gaming and lotteries sectors by bringing in Paul Galbraith as the Manager of Gaming Intelligence.
Paul has a Masters in Politics, Philosophy & Economics from Christ Church, Oxford University; and brings with him a wide-range of contacts and experience across these industries gained from six years working in marketing, commercial strategy and business development for Cantor Index, Rank Interactive Development, whose brands include Blue Square and Mecca Bingo, and Sportradar AG.
Professor David J. Reibstein - Professor of Marketing at The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania - has joined the board of Site Intelligence, a leader in multi-channel analytics and customer intelligence for major corporations.
Site Intelligence, a leader in Multi-channel analytics and customer intelligence for major corporations, has made three board appointments:
Site Intelligence has been chosen as the group-wide supplier of e-commerce analytics and business intelligence for Thomas Cook Group. The win means that Site Intelligence will retain its position as supplier of ecommerce analytics to Thomas Cook and has extended its services across key brands in the Thomas Cook Group such as Neilson Holidays, Fly Thomas Cook and Gold Medal.
Site Intelligence will be one of the companies speaking at this year’s Financial Services Online event in Sydney, Australia (28th-29th October 2009).
In today’s digital age businesses that embrace the online opportunities have a real competitive advantage. Site Intelligence provides the world's most comprehensive web analytics and online customer intelligence to enable businesses to improve marketing measurement and customer targeting and service.
The recent £1.8 billion purchase of Omniture by Adobe has thrust the web analytics sector into the limelight. Along with this, research from the Aberdeen Group* shows that companies investing in web analytics can increase online conversion rates from 2% to 7%. So with such great potential to increase sales why aren’t more companies rushing out to buy their web analytics software?