Published By: IBM
Published Date: Feb 02, 2009
A comprehensive solution for leveraging data in today's retail environment. From customer data to product placement statistics, retail organizations are constantly juggling information. As the sheer amount of data continues to grow, it becomes increasingly difficult to manage. Not only does data come in many different forms—such as reports, memos and e-mails—but often it’s scattered across multiple repositories.
Tags : | ibm, ibm balanced warehouses, ibm master data management server, ibm omnifind, ibm industry data models, dynamic warehousing, retail buyer’s guide, leveraging data, customer data, product placement statistics, data management, scalable system, customer relationships, cross-sell, up-sell opportunities, db2 warehouse, oltp-based transactional data server, information management software, enterprise applications | |
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Published By: IBM
Published Date: Feb 02, 2009
A comprehensive solution for leveraging data in today's financial industry. Most organizations realize that the key to success lies in how well they manage data—and the banking industry is no exception. From customer statistics to strategic plans to employee communications, financial institutions are constantly juggling endless types of information.
Tags : | ibm, information management software, leveraging data, dynamic warehousing, data management, improve customer service, real-time risk analysis, analytics capabilities, information on demand framework, ibm db2 warehouse, ibm master data management server, ibm omnifind, ibm industry data models, ibm balanced warehouses, oltp-based transactional data, enterprise applications | |
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Published By: IBM
Published Date: Mar 04, 2009
Many of your customers prefer doing business with you online. They go to your Web sites to learn about your products and services, to find products and/or services that address their needs, to configure and price the products and/or service s that they’d like to buy, and to purchase those products and/or services. They also set up and manage accounts with you. When those customers are consumers, we call these activities B2C (business to consumer) ecommerce.
Tags : | ibm, ibm websphere commerce, customer service, b2c, business to consumer, ecommerce, b2b, web-sphere commerce saas, ibm omnifind discov-ery edition, value units, ibm websphere commerce, ecommerce, e-commerce, b2c, cross-channel, customer experience, ewebsphere, enterprise applications | |
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