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Oracle Helps Organizations Tackle B2B Omnichannel Sales and Commerce Challenges

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By Katrina Gosek, vice president of product portfolio strategy, Oracle CX Sales & Commerce

Sales and digital commerce leaders from across industries are not just asking how to better connect sales and purchasing processes in the current environment – they are also asking about how new approaches can give them a long-term competitive advantage.

The need to rethink existing approaches was underlined in our recent study with Denis Pombriant, a well-known CRM analyst. The study, “Getting Past the Breaking Point,” found that traditional CRM systems are simply not working and are seen more like a burden than a resource. And with findings such as 66% of sellers would rather clean the bathroom or stand in line at the DMV than updating their CRM system; it’s no wonder something is broken.

The problems with traditional CRM systems are only one component of today’s complex sales and commerce challenges, but the results do point to the need for a more connected omnichannel sales relationship for businesses. At the heart of this approach lies the need to bring front-office channels and back-office applications together on a unified platform that can provide one view of the customer and business. This not only helps direct sales teams move the right opportunities forward and close deals faster but also helps connect buyers more closely to the sales experience online.

With this in mind, we have introduced a number of new sales and commerce innovations within Oracle Fusion Cloud Customer Experience to improve the virtual selling and buying experience.

Improved Virtual Selling Experience

Improved Virtual Buying Experience

New Commerce and Content Capabilities: A new integration between Oracle CX Commerce and Oracle CX Content gives buyers the product content and information they need to guide and enrich self-service purchasing decisions.

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