Oracle WebCenter Sites Review
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What is Oracle WebCenter Sites?
Oracle WebCenter Sites is the new name for FatWire which Oracle acquired in 2011. It is a complete CMS often bundled with other Oracle WebCenter products to present a more comprehensive management solution for businesses and enterprises.
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What is Oracle WebCenter Sites?
Oracle WebCenter Sites is the new name for FatWire which Oracle acquired in 2011. It is a complete CMS often bundled with other Oracle WebCenter products to present a more comprehensive management solution for businesses and enterprises.
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Incontext Editing Tutorial | Oracle Webcenter Sites 12C Online Training | Demo session at 365 Online
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What is Oracle WebCenter Sites?
Oracle WebCenter Sites is the new name for FatWire which Oracle acquired in 2011. WebCenter Sites supports multi-channel brand-consistent marketing efforts across multiple sites that are mobile accessible to end users. Integration with other content management and e-commerce sites is supported for web publishing. Interactive sites are created via integration with social networking, blogs, polls, commenting, rating and reviews. Visitor analytics drive marketing optimization efforts.
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Oracle WebCenter Sites Technical Details
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| Mobile Application | No |
Frequently Asked Questions
Oracle WebCenter Sites is the new name for FatWire which Oracle acquired in 2011. It is a complete CMS often bundled with other Oracle WebCenter products to present a more comprehensive management solution for businesses and enterprises.
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February 24, 2020
A Contender for Content Management
Our company has quite a few websites for different product lines. We have a relatively small IT department making it difficult for us to keep up with the influx of support requests. Once we implemented Oracle WebCenter Sites, we were able to turn over the content management to our Marketing department. Since there were daily content change requests, this has alleviated a lot of pressure on our IT department.
- It makes content changes simple.
- Publishing changes is a breeze.
- Oracle should provide better documentation and tutorials.
- There are cheaper alternatives.
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- It has alleviated some of the burden on our IT staff.
- It has allowed our Marketing department to be more hands-on with content changes, and they have more flexibility with the types of changes and how often they make them.
February 21, 2014
A great future for the old Fatwire
Score 7 out of 10
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Oracle WebCenter Sites is being used as a content management system to manage the editorial content of the public section of the web portal of a big energy company.
Allows you to leave full autonomy to the marketing group in content management, deciding when and how to make them public. It supports the entire process of drafting, by the editor, approver and the publishing process, where each user has their own role within a defined workflow.
Allows you to leave full autonomy to the marketing group in content management, deciding when and how to make them public. It supports the entire process of drafting, by the editor, approver and the publishing process, where each user has their own role within a defined workflow.
- Easy-to-use content authoring and design tools for business users.
- Segmentation based on implicit (behavioral) or explicit (known user or characteristics) criteria or a combination of the two.
- Flexible rules engine for creation of customer segments and recommendations, enabling delivery of targeted content and campaigns.
- The old version is lacking in Mobile Site Management functionality, but the 11.1.1.8 release of WebCenter Sites offers a new, fully integrated mobility solution that allows digital marketers to manage mobile version of sites
- Automated management of product upgrades, to incorporate bug fixes and new enhancements
- Lack of support for the management of e-commerce out of the box
- Increased employee efficiency: the marketing group can edit the content independently without the need of a programmer
- Better customer service: the content of the web portal are always up to date
- Strong Scaling and performance