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Last October James bought a company called Corda, which makes software that turns corporate data into intelligent graphics, a business that could become a threat if Omniture technology moves into analyzing corporate behavior.

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That does not include all the information technology or labor costs of analyzing that data, but companies are sprouting up to take care of that, too.

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This is the second Social Intelligence report in a monthly series by SAP and NetBase analyzing the latest enterprise technology trends.

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It was produced each month by many hundreds of finance, product management, and information technology people who spent thousands of hours collecting, assessing, analyzing, reconciling, and sorting the data.

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New titles are indexed by analyzing user reviews and metadata, using innovative Natural Language Processing technology.

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