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We knew Oracle was working on a customer experience management (CXM) strategy, the last few acquisitions were clear evidence of that. Now, the enterprise solutions giant is speaking out, announcing its plans. There's a big event happening in New York tonight.
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Enterprise content management is a 2.7 billion dollar industry with just a hand full of vendors competing for market share. Documentum was once the master of the content management space, the de facto product for most companies looking to automate their processes and get control over unstructured data.
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I was fortunate enough to attend a partner conference at Oracle’s headquarters in Redwood Shores, California, just prior to the announcement of the rebranding WebCenter product launch. Our meeting focused on Oracle’s vision purpose behind the rebranding and grouping of their portal, content management, web content management and enterprise
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As digital advertising grows to an estimated US$ 72 billion market in 2011 measuring, managing and optimizing this spend has become a priority for Adobe. A reorganization announced today puts Brad Rencher, currently in charge of Adobe's Omniture business unit, out front in this domain and overseeing the
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Since Oracle announced that it was buying web experience management vendor FatWire (news, site ), there has been a lot of speculation as to what the company might do with the product set. Yesterday, Andy MacMillan, VP of Product Management for Enterprise 2.
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The Forrester Wave: Web Content Management for Online Customer Experience (CXM) has just arrived and it reads like a who's who of web content management. Seems there are few WCM vendors who don't make some attempt to support the delivery of a complete online customer experience, but most
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Today Oracle (news, site) released detailed on its plans for customer engagement through the use of Oracle WebCenter. What does this mean for FatWire's web engagement platform? A Centralized Customer Engagement Platform We may still be left wondering what the FatWire acquisition means for Oracle's customer experience
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With the acquisition of Fatwire all but completed, it may be a while before Oracle (news, site ) buys anything else, CEO Larry Ellison said in a conference call, following the release of Q4 figures that showed a growth in net income of 36% to US$ 3.2 billion.
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While it will take a while for the dust to settle on the announcement by Oracle that it is buying FatWire for an undisclosed sum, and longer to uncover what Oracle (news, site ) plans to do with it, an initial analysis of products and goals suggests that
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Oracle has entered into an agreement to buy web experience management vendor FatWire Software in deal that is expected to close in the middle of this year. Now, the enterprise content management vendor has a complete customer experience solution.
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In the beginning of 2010, EMC (news, site) announced a partnership with FatWire (news, site) to bring their web content management offerings to EMC customers. One year later, EMC announced a similar partnership with SDL (news, site ) to offer Tridion to
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There are many different perspectives on what's big in web content management (WCM) this year, and where better to hear them then from the crow's nests of WCM vendors themselves? Following are a number of brief interviews we conducted at the recent Gartner PCC and Forrester Marketing Forum events.
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FatWire (news, site ) has a new release of Content Server out today and the update is aimed at developers and sys admins. Let's check out what's new.
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FatWire's (news, site ) updated mobile server product enables enterprises to deliver existing web content to mobile devices, with slick presentation, whatever the hardware. Here's a look at the features.
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