CASE STUDY:
This comprehensive resource collects a number of big data success stories. Read on now to discover how organizations such as Barnes & Noble, Harvard Medical School, and macys.com realized the full potential of big data and drove profitability and growth.
WHITE PAPER:
Access this brief resource today to learn about a platform that makes reliable, trusted business intelligence (BI) data available in familiar Microsoft Office applications – giving you a single, trusted version of the truth.
WHITE PAPER:
This resource examines how you can make your organization a dynamic business with the right set of innovative and proactive applications and tools.
EGUIDE:
In this SearchCRM.com expert e-guide, find insights from leading organizations and industry authorities to help you address the challenges of monitoring and measuring your CEM strategy. Also inside, find 10 steps for improving your customer experiences.
EBOOK:
Business process management in the digital era is a whole new deal. In this SearchCIO handbook, find out how businesses must adapt BPM systems to meet the needs of the digital customer.
RESOURCE:
Access this resource for the top 10 reasons why embedded analytics will bolster your existing business applications, and see real ways your operations can benefit from such insights.
WHITE PAPER:
Experts agree that traditional, once-a-year employee reviews are holding back business performance. This resource counts down six simple steps that will help you perfect employee performance management at your organization.
CASE STUDY:
This case study reveals how the right virtualization strategy enabled the sandwich chain Subway to quickly provision SQL Servers while also maintaining performance and data access. Learn how you can mirror Subway's virtualization success by reading on now.
WHITE PAPER:
The following white paper addresses the severe pressures weighed out by the consumer market today. Inside, discover how marketing performance analytics can help marketers address and act upon the marketing pressures.
