Justin Giboney wrote:
Brad,

Do you know of anyone that has used AI, with BI? I would really like to see some research in the area.

Justin Giboney

In the field of web analytics here are a few I'm aware of and my (somewhat second-hand) understanding of them...

http://offermatica.com/ - This software lets you set up multiple versions of various content on a webpage and shows different combinations to different visitors to see which is more successful. So you can make two different headers and 3 different menus or what have you and it will serve up 6 combinations and track the results.

http://www.omniture.com/ - Beyond traditional web analytics their software is also capable of details like "if you're interested in these jeans here are some other items you might be interested in based on what others bought." (It runs Gap.com.) Does click tracking and all that. This is really heavy duty stuff.

More...
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&safe=active&q=web+analytics&btnG=Search

In terms of the test we saw earlier, using realtime AI-type software to try to create the most successful site is a great idea, but unfortunately there's very little you can design by averages. You can't average a font, among other things.

But anyway, if you're really interested in this stuff, Omniture is local and they're hiring... You might want to brush up on JavaScript. :)

Jennifer

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