Oracle Rightnow Crm

The customer experience became the key word for Oracle this week. 　　At the same time, the company revealed the development plan after the acquisition of RightNow Technologies, including how to integrate technology into existing customer relationship management and cloud computing products. Oracle's announcement last October of a 1.5 billion-dollar takeover of RightNow company has shocked almost all end-users and analysts in the industry. Last week, Oracle officially completed the relevant acquisitions and explained to us via webcast how Oracle ...

SAP was planning to sell business one as a on-demand version of CRM software in March this year, but it took too long to relocate it. As a result, customers ' confusion and doubts are likely to ensue. So, what about Business bydesign?  &http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/37954.html ">nbsp; ...

How far did Oracle go in cloud computing? This depends only on the semantic differences between the cloud and other implementation patterns. Earlier this month, Oracle CEO Mark? Mr Hurd said Oracle's SaaS income had reached $1 billion trillion and ranked second in SaaS. Of course the number one still belongs to Salesforce.com, but the company's CEO, Marc Benioff, argues that Oracle's cloud involves only hardware, not real clouds. Mark？ Hurd said: "I don't know ...

Oracle and SAP have recently acquired SaaS cloud computing startups such as RightNow, SuccessFactors and Taleo. But more striking are several acquisitions by Oracle and SAP's rivals Saleforce and Workday. Successive acquisitions by these companies suggest that cloud computing has risen slowly in the corporate marketplace and has also been the death knell for ERP (Enterprise resource planning). Why do you say that? Because while Oracle and SAP are acquiring cloud computing companies, they have no way of getting that ...

Oracle and SAP have recently acquired SaaS cloud computing startups such as RightNow, SuccessFactors and Taleo. But more striking are several acquisitions by Oracle and SAP's rivals Saleforce and Workday. 　　Successive acquisitions by these companies suggest that cloud computing has risen slowly in the corporate marketplace and has also been the death knell for ERP (Enterprise resource planning). Why do you say that? Because while Oracle and SAP are acquiring cloud computing companies, they have no way of getting ...

Skyhigh NX is responsible for helping companies find out which cloud services their employees use every day, and the company has counted the cloud services used by its customers ' employees and summed up the top 50 cloud services. The most surprising thing is that employees are using a variety of services to store and share files, indicating a huge demand for these services, and there is no dominant service yet. Skyhigh currently has only 15 pilot customers, but includes large companies like GE and Cisco, which they estimate are monitoring ...