2011年4月15日星期五

Oracle integrates Crowdsourcing CRM

Oracle enables companies to add to their customer relationship management software through a partnership with Accept the power of crowdsourcing, innovation management application developer product.

In incorporating Accept360 Oracle CRM application and CRM to the request for the (PRM) partner relationship management, companies can capture ideas, regardless of their source, Bryan Plug, CEO of accepting, told InformationWeek. Without the addition of crowdsourcing capacity, a good idea runs the risk of disappearance to the source, getting confused along the way to the appropriate service, or be delayed so long that it becomes unnecessary, he said. In General, people have common ideas down on Post-It notes, added to Word documents or Excel columns, frequently said Plug-and.

"Many Oracle customers have great, great, great sale forces." They were not a mere ability to capture an idea that can come from their sales force, which may come from their support organization, or may come from their customers, "Plug-and-told InformationWeek." "Oracle customers were get flooded, positively, with a lot of ideas." "These ideas were captured everywhere and nowhere."

With the help of an API, Accept has integrated its ideation module in Oracle's CRM software. Four applets now appear on the homepage of Oracle CRM demand, on the tab of ideas. These applets allow users to see ideas from various points of view, including the most popular, most recent and watch lists. These ideas applets are configurable by the user and can show campaigns, accounts, opportunities, and contacts.

Oracle client can choose to support communities face internal and external and prioritize ideas and private form communities to further hone on the concepts of crowdsourced said Plug. Ideas generated by client automatically connect with their CRM profiles, kind of sales representatives and marketing managers can put ideas into better perspective, understand the point of view of each user, size of organization, current use and challenges to businessesfor example.

"The integration of Accept360 in our Oracle CRM to aggregate demand and CRM OnDemand for PRM platform will add valuable social ideation focused on collaboration to give deeper visibility in the market needs and create a single repository of ideas and product requirements" said Steve FiorettiVP of CRM Oracle strategy and management products, in a statement. "This will enable companies to capture and to rationalize the market, customer and partner on their product needs comments and is in context with objects CRM key campaigns, accounts and contacts."

Organizations can then measure the speed or the speed at which other users respond to the idea of posting a particular, and the reputation of the individual user online, said Plug. "" You must have a capacity to analyse this idea. "."You need to give priority against your business objectives, he said.

More and companies across vertical industries are turning to the crowdsourcing said Plug.

"The truisms of affairs was get close to your customer: understanding what your markets want, understanding what your markets need,"he told InformationWeek."."Very often it takes more time to plan a product that takes a product on the market. The old ways - we are going to take a product to Peoria and see how it makes - takes far too long. It for weeks and months, and is static. You get static information that may be useful to the point in time, but you received six weeks later. ?

Crowdsourcing, companies obtain information in a timely manner of a community has invested in the product, campaign, or the market, said Plug. While the respondents are often motivated because they want a particular item to succeed, companies can also add incentives ranging from gift cards and non-monetary benefits of the award as symbols of prestige as stars, privileged user rankings, an important post on the website, stars, or Foursquare-like badges, he noted.

The Government, for example, began to embrace the crowdsourcing. The Defense Advanced Research projects Agency (DARPA) is crowdsourcing its challenge to design the derived crowd Combat support vehicle (XC2V), a support next generation combat vehicle.

New York City also turned to residents and workers of the city when he sought ideas on how to improve daily life and business in Manhattan.


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