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Feature on where UK high street is heading which includes EoER research to support various points.

The quality of service in the store is very or fairly important for 87% of Russian buyers, and 70% intend to shop in other countries where prices are lower. These conclusions were analysts at Oracle, conducting research Evolution of Experience Retailing. Experts also found that consumers want to retail store was not limited to, a city or a country, take into account local needs and expectations, and was due to their individual preferences.

This article focuses on the UK launch of the global research. The piece appears on page 49 of the magazine.

Japanese findings delivered by research were unveiled in Japan today by Steve Ouzounian, Group Vice President of Oracle Retail.

Coverage of the Evolution of Experience Retailing research where the journalist attended the UK launch event.

Japanese findings delivered by research were unveiled in Japan today by Steve Ouzounian, Group Vice President of Oracle Retail.

"Recent research from Oracle reveals another benefit of live chat - it enables consumers to multi-task while holding a conversation instead of waiting at the end of a phone line."

Oracle's latest research on the future of retail in 2025 according to the digital native generation born after 1980, reveals that the shopping experience of the future needs to be connected, fit-for-purpose and always available.

For retailers looking to succeed in today's challenging economy, a joined-up strategy between their online and store presence is the key to success, according to speakers at this year's World Retail Congress. Consumers not only use smartphones and the internet to shop but to carry out research too, while retailers can boost their instore offers by incorporating key elements from the online experience. Petah Marian reports.

"This is a great article and research piece that Oracle are carrying out. I'm looking forward to Mike Websters speech Digital Natives Tim Berners-Lee launched the first World Wide Web server and browser in 1990. It opened for commercial use in 1991. In 1994 German company Intershop pioneered the online shopping system and Amazon followed hot on their heels in 1995."

The March 11 edition of University Herald includes the following article on Oracle's announcement of Oracle Student Cloud, a new student information system for higher education institutions. The article includes comments from a blog post by Cole Clark, global vice president of education and research, Oracle, who notes that no other company can draw on the rich portfolio of IP, development talent, implementation experience, and industry expertise than Oracle. The article also notes Oracle will release new features for Oracle Human Capital Management (HCM) Cloud and Oracle ERP Cloud services.

The March 11 edition of University Herald includes the following article on Oracle's announcement of Oracle Student Cloud, a new student information system for higher education institutions. The article includes comments from a blog post by Cole Clark, global vice president of education and research, Oracle, who notes that no other company can draw on the rich portfolio of IP, development talent, implementation experience, and industry expertise than Oracle. The article also notes Oracle will release new features for Oracle Human Capital Management (HCM) Cloud and Oracle ERP Cloud services.

The March 11 edition of Inside Higher Ed includes the following article on Oracle's announcement of the development of a new cloud-based student information system, with a focus on mobile and social features. The article includes comments from a blog post by Cole Clark, global vice president for education and research, Oracle, who notes that no other company can draw on the rich portfolio of IP, development talent, implementation experience, and industry expertise than Oracle. The article also notes that Oracle and other ERP providers have recently been challenged by new entrants into the market, such as Workday and Kuali, who have promised more flexible and lightweight student information systems.

The March 11 edition of Inside Higher Ed includes the following article on Oracle's announcement of the development of a new cloud-based student information system, with a focus on mobile and social features. The article includes comments from a blog post by Cole Clark, global vice president for education and research, Oracle, who notes that no other company can draw on the rich portfolio of IP, development talent, implementation experience, and industry expertise than Oracle. The article also notes that Oracle and other ERP providers have recently been challenged by new entrants into the market, such as Workday and Kuali, who have promised more flexible and lightweight student information systems.

The March 27 edition of Delta Initiative includes the following article on Oracle's announcement of the new cloud-based student information system, Oracle Student Cloud. The article includes comments from a blog post by Cole Clark, global vice president for education and research, Oracle, who notes that Oracle Student Cloud will have the student, and the student's success, at the foundation of the development effort. Additionally, the new system will leverage all of Oracle's assets in its portfolio, like IP, development talent, and implementation experience.

The March 27 edition of Delta Initiative includes the following article on Oracle's announcement of the new cloud-based student information system, Oracle Student Cloud. The article includes comments from a blog post by Cole Clark, global vice president for education and research, Oracle, who notes that Oracle Student Cloud will have the student, and the student's success, at the foundation of the development effort. Additionally, the new system will leverage all of Oracle's assets in its portfolio, like IP, development talent, and implementation experience.

The March 25 edition of Top Tech News includes the following article on Oracle's announcement of several major investments for its higher education solutions. Of note, Top Tech News is a NewsEdge publication and this coverage originally appeared in ITWEB and was also syndicated in: CRM Daily and Newsfactor. The article notes the release of the new Oracle Student Cloud, which will allow institutions to support configurable standard business processes and free up IT resources for mission-critical activities in learning, teaching, and research. The story also highlights the new functions that Oracle will add to Oracle Human Capital Management (HCM) Cloud and Oracle ERP Cloud products, which will integrate with Oracle Student Cloud.

The March 25 edition of Top Tech News includes the following article on Oracle's announcement of several major investments for its higher education solutions. Of note, Top Tech News is a NewsEdge publication and this coverage originally appeared in ITWEB and was also syndicated in: CRM Daily and Newsfactor. The article notes the release of the new Oracle Student Cloud, which will allow institutions to support configurable standard business processes and free up IT resources for mission-critical activities in learning, teaching, and research. The story also highlights the new functions that Oracle will add to Oracle Human Capital Management (HCM) Cloud and Oracle ERP Cloud products, which will integrate with Oracle Student Cloud.

Oracle experts continues to investigate the revenue potential of beacons, particularly in retail. John Yopp, senior manager Retail Global Business Unit at Oracle, runs a research lab focused on future use cases for shoppers. Yopp contends that one big appeal of beacons is that they are easy to integrate with and inexpensive

Oracle experts continues to investigate the revenue potential of beacons, particularly in retail. John Yopp, senior manager Retail Global Business Unit at Oracle, runs a research lab focused on future use cases for shoppers. Yopp contends that one big appeal of beacons is that they are easy to integrate with and inexpensive

The August 27 edition of TechDecisions: Higher Ed includes the following article highlighting Central Washington University's (CWU) upgrade to Oracle PeopleSoft Human Capital Management 9.2 and PeopleSoft Financials 9.2. The article quotes Cole Clark, global vice president, education & research, Oracle, who discusses how the Oracle PeopleSoft solutions allow users to access applications on any device. The article also quotes Jill Hernandez, director of enterprise applications at CWU, who discusses how the upgrade improved the university's HR and finance operations.

The August 27 edition of TechDecisions: Higher Ed includes the following article highlighting Central Washington University's (CWU) upgrade to Oracle PeopleSoft Human Capital Management 9.2 and PeopleSoft Financials 9.2. The article quotes Cole Clark, global vice president, education & research, Oracle, who discusses how the Oracle PeopleSoft solutions allow users to access applications on any device. The article also quotes Jill Hernandez, director of enterprise applications at CWU, who discusses how the upgrade improved the university's HR and finance operations.