RGIS is declining in the inventory market?

According to Compete.com and Alexa.com, RGIS seemed losing some ground in the inventory niche based on internet rankings, website traffic, employment opportunities, and analytics. To prove my point, I used both website to generate credible data as well. Data being gathered are current as of January 2010. OK, lets see how RGIS competes with another provider: WIS

RGIs
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Unique Visitors........................... 23,620 (-35.73%)
Overall Visits............................ 37,251 (-17.64%)
Compete Rank.............................. 74,466 (-24559)
Employees................................ 41,000 from 45,000

WIS Intl
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Unique Visitors...........................54,605 (+35.41%)
Overall Visits............................359,615 (+65.01%)
Compete Rank..............................34,960 (+10,807)
Employees.................................11,000 from 9,000

Analysis:

WIS increases employment by 2,000 while RGIS looses employees by 4,000. Under Unique Visitors, RGIS has dropped to -35.73% while WIS has increased its unique visitors to a
+35.41%. RGIS also has decreased with the overall visits of -17.64% while WIS has gaining +65.01% visits. WIS now ranked #34,960 from #45,767, while RGIS is trailing behind at 74,466 from #49,907.

What's going on with RGIS? It appears that it is eating the dust of the competition. If these data will persist, they will create negative impacts that are detrimental to the company. Is it time to jump ship or stick with the company? Does RGIS has losing its ground in the inventory market?

What do you think?