Oracle OpenWorld, San Francisco—September 30, 2014
Managing, responding, summarizing, and ultimately proving the business value of social activity to the enterprise is a business imperative today. To help customers manage social activity more effectively and demonstrate the business value of social programs, Oracle today announced new modules for Social Station, an innovative workspace within Oracle Social Cloud's social relationship management (SRM) platform. The new modules enhance customer visibility and agility with real-time data, reporting, and response features that help organizations prove the value of social programs, while working at the speed of social.
"From marketing to customer service and commerce, social programs are driving business growth across many areas of today's enterprise, yet the volume of social activity and engagement can make this difficult to track and monitor in real time," said Meg Bear, group vice president, Oracle Social Cloud. "The new modules for Social Station reinforce Oracle's commitment to delivering the most comprehensive, customer-centric, and simple-to-use social business platform.
Oracle OpenWorld San Francisco is the most important business and technology conference of the year for Oracle customers, prospective customers, and partners. This educational conference is dedicated to helping businesses optimize existing systems and understand upcoming industry trends and breakthroughs driven by technology. Oracle OpenWorld offers more than 2,700 educational sessions, hundreds of demos and hands-on labs, and exhibitions from more than 450 partners and customers from around the world showcasing applications, middleware, database, server and storage systems, industries, management, cloud, and infrastructure solutions—all engineered for innovation. Oracle OpenWorld 2014 is being held September 28 through October 2 at the Moscone Center in San Francisco. For more information; to register; or to watch Oracle OpenWorld keynotes, sessions, and more, visit www.oracle.com/openworld. Join the Oracle OpenWorld discussion on Twitter, Facebook, and the Oracle OpenWorld blog.
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