Oracle aims for increased enterprise usability with five new add-ons to its Oracle CRM On Demand Release 16, including e-billing, sales library and disaster recovery apps. In doing so, Oracle ...

Oracle tomorrow will unveil an innovative new set of CRM OnDemand applications designed to establish its enterprise 2.0, enterprise SaaS credentials as well as put the boot into Salesforce.com.

If you trust Oracle to have the best marketing, sales and service automation in the world, then just sign up for their CRM-in-90-days offer. Just don't ask about customization.

Oracle has been growing its CRM segment rapidly by making strategic acquisitions to expand its position in the CRM market.

Oracle offers the industry's widest and deepest range of sales force automation functionality as either an on-premise product or a cloud solution -- or a hybrid of the two, according to Anthony Lye, ...

Anthony Lye, the senior vice president of CRM at Oracle, gave a brief 45 minute "chalk talk" with CRM analysts, press and bloggers at Oracle Open World.

Oracle claims it is "the market leader in CRM, with 5 million live end users and 150 million registered self-service users." But according to analysts at Gartner, this claim does not stack up.

In an effort to unite on-demand and on-premises CRM, Oracle takes responsibility for product integration -- a move that looks particularly appealing for partner channel management.

Oracle, for as long as anyone in IT can remember, has always trailed Salesforce when it comes to providing the best CRM software, even after Oracle acquired Siebel, the pioneer of the category, in ...

Oracle CRM 11i10, Oracle’s roughly annual applications update, adds new features to the suite’s sales, marketing, partner relationship management and e-commerce modules. Earlier this month ...

Oracle CRM On Demand Release 20, which was announced Tuesday, adds features for life sciences, financial services, insurance, and automotive companies.