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Briefing Notes 2005
Briefing Notes 2004
At-a-Glance Decks
Market Trends
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Market Trends
The following
reports describe past and future market trends. These reports are free to
all viewers.
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Search: History
and Future, July 2004.
The enterprise search market has gone through three stages and is about to enter its
fourth:
- 1985 - 1994: Expensive Proprietary Searching of Subject-Specific Databases
- 1995 - 1998: The Web Changes Everything: Keywords, All
Subjects -- and Free
- 1999 - 2004: Academia Tackles Search -- Both Web and Enterprise
- 2005 - 2009: Embedded Personal Search
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Web Analytics: History and Future,
June 2004.
The Web analytics market has gone through two stages and is entering its
third:
- 1995 - 2000: Rapid Market Growth
- 2001 - 2003: Market Consolidation and Product Standardization
- 2004 - 2007: Becoming Part of a Process Ecosystem
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Business Intelligence: Three Trends
for 2004, May 2004.
Inexpensive storage, the increasingly digital capture of all corporate data,
and an emphasis on actionable insight are combining to create three trends in
the Business Intelligence sector: from snapshots to streams, from spare counts
to rich profiles, and from data warehouse to edge action.
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Enterprise Search: Three Trends
for 2004, August 2004.
An increasingly mature market and set of technologies are combining to create
three trends in the enterprise search sector: from universality to
specialization, from text box entry to navigational clicking, and from
searching to analysis.
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Web Analytics: Three Trends for 2004,
May 2004.
An increasingly mature market and set of technologies are combining to create
three trends in the Web analytics sector: from clickstreams to
multi-streams, from best-of-breed to consolidated suites, and from feature
counts to vertical expertise.
For further information, contact Ballardvale
Research at
info@ballardvale.com.
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