Oracle Evaluated for Its Completeness of Vision and Ability to Execute in Gartner Magic Quadrant

Oracle has been recognized as a Leader in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for Digital Commerce for the 10^th consecutive time. The report focuses on transformational technologies and approaches in the digital commerce market that are delivering on the future needs of sellers and their customers. The report evaluates vendors based on completeness of vision and ability to execute.

“Our number one priority is to create agility for customers as the time to implement, adjust and innovate is paramount. That is why we designed Oracle CX Commerce to be highly customizable using cloud-based extensibility approaches and technologies,” said Ian Davis, vice president of product management, Oracle CX Commerce. “Our customers have complete flexibility whether they want a highly-curated Site Design or are looking to implement a Headless application based on our API-first solution. We do all of this in a backward-compatible way that allows Oracle to deliver more features consistently so customers can easily adopt without adding risk.”

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Oracle CX Commerce (or Commerce Cloud as noted in the report) helps online businesses lower their total cost of ownership (TCO) with out-of-the-box essentials and intuitive business tools that support B2C and B2B multisite management, localization, price and promotions, merchandising, search, personalization, and rich asset management. With an API-first modern architecture, businesses can extend captivating buying experiences across any digital display – from mobile and web to voice, AR/VR, and IoT – to increase customer satisfaction with a library of predefined omnichannel journeys, including marketing, sales, returns, service and preorder.

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“We consistently see our customers gaining positive momentum, and we attribute this progress to a concerted effort to minimize silos and put the customer at the center of their retail operations,” said Jeff Warren, vice president of strategy and solution management for Oracle Retail. “With commerce being the first touchpoint in most omnichannel journeys, it’s critical to help ensure the data associated with commerce interactions is seamlessly and effortlessly integrated into all aspects of the retail enterprise – from merchandise plan to stores, and supply chain fulfillment. We believe Oracle’s continued placement as a Leader in this Magic Quadrant is a testament to the value we are delivering to our customers on this front.”

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