WebObs™ Case Studies
Learn how other successful organizations are leveraging WebObs™ to achieve greater results. WebObs™ serves customers worldwide across different industries and business objectives. Read their success stories.
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Elyo Suez Energy Services
"WebObs provides us the capacity to measure precisely the usage of the portal, so that we can develop it in the most optimal and concise possible ways."
Willing to improve the communication between the 9000 employees of its subsidiaries over the World, Elyo has deployed in october 2005 an Intranet portal based on Microsoft SharePoint Portal Server.
After a market analysis of the existing web analytics solutions, it appeared that only WebObs was able to address the specifities of Microsoft SharePoint technologies. Beyond high-level audience analysis, the product provides also the capacity to go as deep as tracking all the actions on each document of the portal. Finally, the ability to customize the reports and secure their access was key to selecting the solution.
Read the article (in French).
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Inergy Automotive Systems
"We grant a real confidence in the WebObs solution. The clarity of the reports produced has quickly made it a success among our non-computer literate users."
In November 2005, Inergy Automotive Systems has decided to migrate its intranet portal to Microsoft SharePoint Portal Server 2003 and WSS 2.0 to develop collaborative workspaces and information sharing.
The existing audience analysis solution based on WebTrends had to be abandonned because it did not address the specifities of SharePoint 2003. WebObs was the solution identified to satisfy theses needs. Beyond Web analytics, WebObs includes Web Parts providing the ability to optimize the accessibility of the contents based on live audience analysis. This provides quick access to the most wanted information.
Read the article (in French).
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WebObs Case Study - Elyo Suez (28.9 KB)
"WebObs audience analysis is providing us the capacity to understand at best the usage of the portal, so that we can develop it in the most optimal and concise possible ways."
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