Posts Tagged ‘siebel’

Final Musings, Thoughts, and What to Do Next from OpenWorld

Instead of doing mini posts for the rest of the CRM-world related news from Oracle OpenWorld, I am going to summarize them in a  few bullet points.  These are the not-worthy-of-an-entire-post-yet-interesting-nevertheless-news:

Fusion Hype: Probably the most over-hyped item in the show, and the most expected.  If you add to that the presence the Governator (man, he [...]

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CRM at Oracle OpenWorld 2009: Improved with Room to Grow

This review covers the main CRM product, I am going to do a review of OnDemand (or at least get the information) later today and tomorrow.
You probably already read the reports of what Oracle has announced for CRM at Oracle OpenWorld 2009 (here is an official Press Release and a link to the Press Release [...]

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The Slow Path to SCRM

In 1991 Siebel introduced the concept of a CRM Suite.  The first complete version came along shortly after, and the first successful, complete implementations were around 1995-1996.
In November of 2007 Oracle, Siebel, and Microsoft announced their first “Social CRM”-aware products, and it was only earlier this year that Paul Greenberg set a working definition for [...]

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