Oracle's innovative Social CRM product joins social networking with true enterprise features such as reliability, security management, and scalability. Given the different skill sets and ...

Oracle originally released Oracle CRM On Demand Release 16 on Jan. 27, in a move designed to counter Salesforce.com’s SAAS (software as a service) CRM, a multitenancy-model architecture.

Oracle's big push of late has been to make CRM social. It has launched a few products--Sales Prospector, Sales Campaigns and Sales Library--that look to stand out with one formula: Take data in ...

Oracle, for as long as anyone in IT can remember, has always trailed Salesforce when it comes to providing the best CRM software, even after Oracle acquired Siebel, the pioneer of the category, in ...

Oracle said Monday it will ship the next generation of its sales force automation software within the next two months, as part of its annual update of its customer relationship management tools ...

Oracle Integrates CRM On Demand with Siebel The chasm between on-premises and on-demand CRM got a little bit smaller this week, as Oracle released a prebuilt integration between its core on-premises ...

The software includes features that assist system administrators in deploying and managing gadgets and a Gadget Tune-Up Tool for configuring gadgets to work with Siebel CRM. In the future, Oracle ...

Oracle will get a head start with InQuira, since they share many customers and InQuira’s software has been integrated with Oracle’s CRM On Demand software since 2009. Inquira has also ...

Just days after announcing Oracle CRM on Demand Release 19, the technology behemoth has snapped up InQuira. InQuira is a provider of knowledge-management software that supports web self-service ...

Salesforce CRM and Oracle ORCL are two of the biggest names in the cloud enterprise software market. Both companies offer powerful, enterprise-grade platforms spanning customer relationship ...

Data Systems Worldwide, a longtime Oracle partner based in Woodland Hills, Calif., also abandoned an internal Oracle CRM implementation.