Web analytics
03/02/2016 20:08 Indexed under: Legal issues | Orga-tech issues
The time has come to get back to the issue of how web analytics pertaining to the websites of my Webfolio are supposed to be measured. As announced on my Metafolio, which I updated yesterday (see below), I recently reinstalled a Piwik module, with a view to developing a conceptual solution that will fill the existing legal gap in my current Urchin v6 installation, as included by default in OVH’s professional shared hosting packs.
Considering that we are currently still stuck with the (conceptually solved) question of how to frame such contractual perimeters (with NetPlusUltra® as the solution provider hosted by OVH, and to be serviced by Piwik as opposed to Urchin v6), with a view to integrating Piwik as a module that should be as easy to customize as WordPress, I can only suggest you to follow through the upcoming development of this part of the production showcase, to which I will come back later, both on this Weblog and on my Testfolio v2.
In the meantime, you can already take notice of what there is to know on this problem-solving cycle to be squared by the NetPlusUltra®-sustained formula.
Urchin (Google Analytics) vs. Piwik
Getting Piwik up and running on a shared professional web hosting server (4).
Presentation of the module
On my publication agenda (5).
To be continued
On this Weblog and my Testfolio Omega (6).
Stay wired!
Daniela BERNDT
This post in French / German
Further reading
In the meantime, you can already take notice of what there is to know on this problem-solving cycle to be squared by the NetPlusUltra®-sustained formula.
Urchin (Google Analytics) vs. Piwik
- About Urchin Software (1).
- About Piwik (2).
- About Urchin web analytics at OVH (3).
Getting Piwik up and running on a shared professional web hosting server (4).
Presentation of the module
On my publication agenda (5).
To be continued
On this Weblog and my Testfolio Omega (6).
Stay wired!
Daniela BERNDT
This post in French / German
Further reading