All 3, web analytics, business intelligence, and marketing measurement, fit together. Most businesses have disparate departments responsible for each though. The team that’s responsible for eMarketing (or eCommerce) typically has some form of web analytics software on their site. Web analytics traces its evolution from the IT space back in the early 1990’s. You had IT folk who were the first people who set up websites. Then marketing started to take it over. Then IT realized, through the magic of log file analysis, they could measure some of the effectiveness of websites. (This was back during the era of ‘hits’). Chaos ensued. Then the .bust. And now we have a number of options for web analytics – including Google Analytics,[…]