Cellular Industry Embraces WebTrends Enterprise E-Business Intelligence Solutions.Industry-Leaders Such as AT&T Wireless Services, Cellular One of San Francisco, and Voicestream Wireless Rely On WebTrends to Effectively Manage Their High-End E-business Initiatives WebTrends Corporation (Nasdaq:WEBT WEBT Whole Earth Blazar Telescope ), the leader and pioneer in enterprise management, analysis and reporting for E-Business and Internet-based systems, announced that leading cellular industry companies use WebTrends Enterprise solutions to manage their business-critical E-Business initiatives. Leading wireless companies such as AirTouch Cellular (NYSE NYSE See: New York Stock Exchange :VOD See video-on-demand. VoD - video on demand ), AT&T Wireless Services (NYSE:T), Cellular One of San Francisco, Nextel Communications (Nasdaq:NXTL), and Voicestream Wireless (Nasdaq:VSTR) use WebTrends enterprise class analysis and reporting solutions to successfully continually measure and improve the effectiveness of their E-Business strategies. The wireless community's explosive growth rate is expected to reach over 90 million subscribers by the year 2000. In this highly competitive industry, it is essential to analyze, understand and anticipate customer behavior in order to maintain a competitive edge. WebTrends enterprise solutions help companies like Cellular One of San Francisco leverage their E-Business Intelligence to successfully measure Internet strategy and optimize E-Business initiatives. "We place a high value on knowing who our customers are and how well we are providing them with the services they need," said Andrea Prod, Information Network Services Manager, at Cellular One of San Francisco. "Using WebTrends Enterprise Suite's high-end performance, scalability and advanced reporting capabilities, we can effectively measure our Internet efforts. This provides critical information as we develop and launch new applications." "The cellular industry is on the leading edge of technological advancements and continues to embrace and adopt new technologies," said Glen Boyd, CTO (Chief Technical Officer) The executive responsible for the technical direction of an organization. See CIO and salary survey. of WebTrends Corporation. "The adoption of WebTrends by leaders in the cellular industry demonstrates the scalability of WebTrends high-end solutions to address the needs of this technology-savvy industry. We are very pleased to be providing Enterprise solutions to the wireless communications industry." WebTrends Corporation provides the most comprehensive enterprise solutions to accelerate the growth and efficiency of on-line initiatives by effectively measuring and managing critical Internet strategies including E-Business Intelligence and E-Business Systems Management. This industry-leading technology offers high-end performance and scalability, and addresses the needs of large, complex, high-volume traffic sites utilizing numerous server platforms that support hundreds of application users. WebTrends enterprise solutions provide advanced real-time analysis and reporting, centralized management and offer cross-platform, browser-based solutions for Linux, Solaris and Windows NT to maximize return on investment, optimize content and campaigns, forecast revenue and customer trends. See http://www.webtrends.com/products/default.htm for more information on WebTrends Enterprise solutions. 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