WebCenter Team

Authors: Mark Paterson and Marc-Andre Houle, Oracle Content and Experience Cloud Product Management

Enterprise users of Oracle Content and Experience Cloud can now easily review, and collaborate on digital assets. Creative teams can now take advantage of great new digital asset management features including:

• A new digital assets area where teams can easily search, access, and view assets— such as corporate graphics, designs, logos, stock photography, videos, presentations, documents, audio, and more
• Ability to author structured content likes blogs and news articles with different layouts tailored for different channel delivery
• Collections gives teams a way to organize needed assets for a new site, marketing campaign, or project
• Streamlined and simplified asset approval workflow and publishing

Check out our latest HOW TO video to learn more about our new Digital Asset Management and Content Item features:

If you need to collaborate on the go we’ve made sure that right from your mobile device, you are still able to manage and approve your company’s valuable digital assets as well as contribute new assets using your device.

• Masonry view which optimizes the viewing experience
• Preview and move seamlessly from asset to asset like a slide show using an enhanced asset previewer
• Contribute images and videos taken right from your mobile device
• Real time alerts when assets are awaiting their review

Take a closer look at these Digital Asset Management features available to mobile users in action:

Don’t have Oracle Content and Experience Cloud yet? You can start a free trial immediately. Visit cloud.oracle.com/content to get started on your free trial today.

You can always find Oracle Content and Experience Cloud mobile app in both the AppStore and Google play.

 

 

Thank you for those that joined us for the webcast “Introducing Oracle Content and Experience Cloud: Drive Engagement by Unleashing the Power of Content”. If you weren’t able to view the webcast live, you can still catch it on demand. David Le Strat presented some great information on the webcast and answered quite a few of your questions in the Q&A session as well. For your reading pleasure we have captured a number of the questions and answers that are summarized below:

Q: What type of content can you manage?
A: We can manage a number of content types: business documents, digital assets, structured / editorial content for publishing, moderated user comments on content.

Q: Is there OOB integration with Social Platforms such as LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, etc.?
A: We plan to add built-in support for social channels in an upcoming release.

Q: How can we build a self-service application in Oracle Content and Experience Cloud?
For a self-service application, we provide the ability to create custom components that can expose self-service functionality in secure sites. We can leverage custom code, our other services like Oracle Process Cloud Service to support initiating self-service requests, etc.

Q: Marketing is not just about content, it also needs to "Engage" through use of forms, tracking clicks, etc. How is this covered?
For forms, we have multiple solutions based on the use case: for instance, embedded Eloqua forms (e.g. lead gen), embedded self-service process form (like service request using our Oracle Process Cloud Service), or custom forms (developed with our low code Application Builder or custom developed). For analytics, we currently rely on third party solutions.

Q: How do you manage enterprise content?
A: The ability to manage enterprise content like office docs, media, images, PDF, etc. is part of the Oracle Content and Experience Cloud platform. Users can easily manage, share and collaborate on such content. It also includes Digital Asset Management capabilities. Oracle Content and Experience Cloud covers all the content types – enterprise documents, digital assets, structured content, etc.

Q: How was the Supremo website created?
A: The Cafe Supremo website is created with Oracle Content and Experience Cloud, which includes the site building capabilities you see here. The website itself is a combination of page layout/component definitions and structured content coming from our central content repository.

Q: How can I integrate Oracle Content and Experience Cloud with my custom applications?
A: That’s a great question and I touched on this during the presentation of how we are very much looking at having a decoupled approach/architecture, an API first approach between the content delivery and the presentation. So we have a number of APIs and SDKs that enable you to embed that content into a web application with a single line of java script -- you’re able to essentially embed the content that you want to retrieve into your application. The bottom line is that we offer a rich set of APIs and SKDs that enable you to content-enable your applications leveraging these capabilities.

Q: Is the Oracle Content and Experience Cloud the cloud version of Oracle WebCenter Sites and Portal? This looks great!   
A: This is a different offering. This is our cloud native solution and it can complement on-premise deployment of WebCenter: Oracle WebCenter Sites integrated into the WebCenter Sites asset model and WebCenter Portal for content publishing and collaboration.

Q: Is there any training available (Developer Training)?
A: We are in the process of rolling out training on Oracle Content and Experience Cloud (including developer-specific materials), and we will be reaching out to our partners with more details soon.

Q: Do you see this a potential alternative to WebCenter Content?
A: For Digital Asset Management, yes, for Content Retention and Archiving, no. Also, you have to take
into account whether customers have data residency requirements where they want their content on-premises.

Q: Is this all going to be available to existing Oracle Documents Cloud customers?          
A: Yes, all existing Oracle Documents Cloud customers will notice that the service is now branded as Content and Experience Cloud, and all users are now standard-type users. Enterprise users will have access to additional features including digital asset management and structured content as highlighted in today's demo.

Q: Is there any API to migrate content from another system to Oracle Content and Experience Cloud?
A: We have APIs, yes. We also have partner solutions who can help with content migration through migration utilities. If you are looking for content migration for editorial/structured content, these APIs will be made public later this year.

Q: How has your new DAM functionality been received by customers?
A: It's been received very well. We have provided numerous features to ease the ability to work with digital assets. We have tagging, collaboration, collections, etc. The fact that DAM is also integrated with structured content and documents plus all that content can be accessed in one place directly for building sites and experiences is seen as very valuable.

Q: This has focused on Marketing, what about other departments use of content in an organization?
A: The possibilities are endless when considering how other organizations use content. A few examples: Sales team enablement with managing customer presentations, RFP's, product training. Human Resources with onboarding new employees and managing employee handbooks, corporate guidelines, tax forms, etc. Legal teams managing contracts including digital signatures and approval processes around these. Partner and supplier relationships with managing purchase orders and invoices. The list goes on...

Q: How this is difference from Oracle Sites Cloud Service?
A: The Experience Management functionality of the Oracle Content and Experience Cloud is Oracle Sites Cloud Service with new capabilities. We rebranded Oracle Documents Cloud Service and Oracle Sites Cloud Service as the Oracle Content and Experience Cloud and as we added new capabilities, created Standard and Enterprise editions.

Q: How do you distinguish structured content from unstructured content in terms of content and experience cloud?               
A: Unstructured: documents, conversations. Structured/editorial = content items created from a structured content type or content brought under management like assets.

Q: Can I use Oracle Content and Experience Cloud for an intranet?
A: Yes. This is a great question. In our demo we focused very much on a marketing scenario, but one of the great things we provide is the ability to address a number of needs around the type of digital experience you want to provide. We touched on customer experience and how we can integrate with marketing tools, but we are seeing a lot of use cases for intranets that are integrated with your HR systems. If we keep with the Cafe Supremo example that we used in the webcast, an organization might need to training baristas, make employees aware of when they should go into the HR system to perform their performance reviews or other various activities that are happening during the year that are relevant to them like signing up for benefits for example. The ability to deliver personalized content to employees in a rich content experience that can drive them to the right system when they need to perform their tasks is something that we see quite a bit. Beyond this intranet and employee experience example, we are seeing some very interesting use cases in digitizing partner and supplier relationships. For example, Content and Experience Cloud has built in integrations with ERP systems like JD Edwards so you can enable the digitization of information exchange between internal ERP systems and suppliers so they can have self-service capabilities to access POs and invoices, to submit reconciliation requests because of billing issues, etc. We have a very comprehensive set of capabilities to enable customer experiences, employee experiences, and partner & supplier experiences.

Q: Is CDN included for the delivery of content?
A: This is in an important question. How do you guarantee that you have the right level of performance that is distributed across a global network where you want to deliver your information? We do provide caching included in the product through a content delivery network. Our content delivery network is global and we actually leverage Alchemy technology for that, and it's included in the subscription for the service.

Q: How do I purchase Oracle Content and Experience Cloud?
Our pricing information is public. If you go to cloud.oracle.com/content and look at the Pricing Tab, you can see the details of the pricing information there. We definitely recommend you try it. From a purchasing standpoint we have a number of options. If you are looking at a small deployment you can self-service your own purchase in our Cloud Store or get in touch with Oracle and we will work with you to identify a specific configuration for your own deployment. 

Again, if you missed the live webcast we encourage you to watch it on demand to learn more and see a demo of Oracle Content and Experience Cloud in action!

  Introducing Oracle Content and Experience Cloud: Drive Engagement by Unleashing the Power of Content Register Now   93% of marketers have siloed teams and technologies by channels Join this webcast to learn about Oracle Content and Experience Cloud -- a Digital Experience platform that drives omni-channel content management and delivers engaging experiences to your customers, partners, and employees. Hear how Oracle Content and Experience Cloud can help you:

• Easily find, access, use, reuse and collaborate on content anytime, anywhere and on any device
• Drive consistent, compliant and contextual experiences across multiple channels
• Centralize content management across digital channels and enterprise applications

Empower your marketing teams to unleash the power of content. 

Register today.


Sincerely,
Content and Experience Cloud Team Introducing Oracle Content and Experience Cloud Webcast May 2, 2017
10:00 AM PDT /
01:00 PM EDT Register Now Featured Speaker David Le Strat
Senior Director, Product Management
Oracle David Le Strat is Senior Director of Product Management for the Digital Experience and Content and Experience Cloud product portfolios at Oracle. In his role, David is responsible for product strategy, definition and delivery and go-to-market.

We've extended the deadline to submit proposals for Oracle OpenWorld 2017! We're currently accepting proposals for session ideas for the 2017 San Francisco event. But you need to hurry—the deadline for submitting is May 1, 2017! 

Attendees at the conference are eager to hear from experts on Oracle business and technology. They’re looking for insights and improvements they can put to use in their own jobs: exciting innovations, strategies to modernize their business, different or easier ways to implement, unique use cases, lessons learned, the best of best practices.

If you’ve got something special to share with other Oracle users and technologists, they want to hear from you, and so do we. Submit your proposal now for this opportunity to present at Oracle OpenWorld, the most important Oracle technology and business conference of the year.

JD Edwards announces their new out-of-the-box support for Oracle Content and Experience Cloud!

JD Edwards along with Oracle Content and Experience Cloud will help:

• Facilitate in context transaction and internal operational collaboration
• Simplify working with external customers, suppliers or partners
• Drive digital business process improvements
• Reduce storage costs

This solution provides the ability to attach documents to transactions and store them in the cloud using Oracle Content and Experience Cloud. This allows you to:

• Quickly access Cloud documents versus traditional file systems
• View documents without downloading
• Drag-and-drop files effortlessly
• Access business documents via JD Edwards, web, desktop or mobile devices
• Search across all attachments
• Analytics regarding document usage

Additionally, social collaboration features provide the ability to have in context conversations internally or externally regarding a transaction or a document attached to a transaction. The integration also supports operational collaboration within an organization outside of any transaction context. 

Looking to learn more? Check out the integration in action.

You can also sign up for a free trial to try Oracle Content and Experience Cloud for yourself or contact your sales representative for more information.

In a press release today, Oracle announced Oracle Content and Experience Cloud -- a digital experience platform that enables organizations to manage and deliver content to any digital channel to drive effective engagement with customers, partners, and employees. The cloud-based content hub allows organizations to easily create and distribute content in a meaningful way to improve brand engagement and customer growth and retention.

What’s new in Oracle Content and Experience Cloud?

Oracle Content and Experience Cloud delivers a single cloud-native platform for content production, management, and delivery across all lines of business. It provides unique capabilities to support a variety of business needs, from employee and customer engagement, to sales enablement and business development.

What are the key capabilities in Oracle Content and Experience Cloud?

• Content Collaboration: Easily collaborate on content internally and with external teams. Discuss, share, and annotate content with mobile access, anywhere, anytime.
• Centralized Content Hub: Utilize a single content hub to create, share, manage, and publish content to any channel, including business documents, digital assets, user-generated content, and web content.
• Consistent Omni-Channel Experience: Leverage rich APIs to deliver engaging experiences across any channels and put your business in charge with business-friendly tools.
• Enhanced Enterprise Applications with Content: Manage content from within your enterprise applications and enhance your application experience.

Where can you get more information on Oracle Content and Experience Cloud?

We encourage you to read the press release to learn more. We also invite you to join David Le Strat, senior director, product management, Oracle, in a webcast on May 2 at 10:00am PDT as he goes into depth about the key capabilities listed above and demonstrates Oracle Content and Experience Cloud in action!

Last week, on April 20, @oraclewebcenter hosted a live Twitter Chat at #contentdgtl. The topic – Is headless CMS signaling the end of WCM?

Decoupled CMS architecture (aka “headless”) is rising in popularity in the development world. This model allows breakthrough user experiences, gives developers great flexibility to innovate, and helps site owners future-proof their builds by allowing them to refresh the design without re-implementing the whole CMS. With all this upside, it’s no wonder this type of build has gained serious traction.

With that in mind, the live Twitter discussion focused on the topic of headless CMS and whether companies need to be thinking about it. The Twitter Chat explored headless CMS vs. WCM and use cases of when it makes sense to use one or the other. Industry thought leaders including Melissa Webster from IDC, Dave Gray from Xplaner.com, numerous partners and more participated in this very engaging discussion. The interaction ranged from the benefits of headless CMS to both the developer and business, to things to watch for with headless CMS and ended with best practice recommendations for content production, management & delivery in a cloud world.

From serious musings to light hearted commentary (including this pic that Tanu Sood shared), the Twitter Chat proved to be a great meeting of minds.

Even if you participated, you may have missed portions of the live discussion so we have curated the chat here; it might be worth going back and following the discussion.

One of my personal favorites was a tweet from Carlos Picazo (@carlines) that said "in a few years, we will have even more connected than today and content is key, Internet of People!"

Catch the recap of the Twitter Chat and while you still can, feel free to search for the complete thread by searching on “#contentdgtl” on Twitter.

Archive: Is headless CMS signaling the end of WCM?

Picture Courtesy: https://t.co/jb7JDERk9i

On April 20, @oraclewebcenter hosted a live Twitter Chat at #contentdgtl. The topic – Is headless CMS signaling the end of WCM?

Decoupled CMS architecture (aka “headless”) is rising in popularity in the development world. This model allows breakthrough user experiences, gives developers great flexibility to innovate, and helps site owners future-proof their builds by allowing them to refresh the design without re-implementing the whole CMS. With all this upside, it’s no wonder this type of build has gained serious traction.

With that in mind, the live Twitter discussion focused on the topic of headless CMS and whether companies need to be thinking about it. The Twitter Chat explored headless CMS vs. WCM and use cases of when it makes sense to use one or the other. Industry thought leaders including Melissa Webster from IDC, Dave Gray from Xplaner.com, numerous partners and more participated in this very engaging discussion. The interaction ranged from the benefits of headless CMS to both the developer and business, to things to watch for with headless CMS and ended with best practice recommendations for content production, management & delivery in a cloud world.

From serious musings to light hearted commentary (including this pic that Tanu Sood shared), the Twitter Chat proved to be a great meeting of minds.

Even if you participated, you may have missed portions of the live discussion so we have curated the chat here; it might be worth going back and following the discussion.

One of my personal favorites was a tweet from Carlos Picazo (@carlines) that said "in a few years, we will have even more connected than today and content is key, Internet of People!"

Catch the recap of the Twitter Chat and while you still can, feel free to search for the complete thread by searching on “#contentdgtl” on Twitter.

Archive: Is headless CMS signaling the end of WCM?

Picture Courtesy: https://t.co/jb7JDERk9i

Authored by: Sarah Gabot, Partner Marketing Manager, HelloSign

Let’s face it--paperwork, regardless of whether it’s on paper or in the cloud, is no fun. It still takes time and effort to prepare, and if you’re getting it signed, you’re often sitting waiting for the document to return. 

Authored by: Sarah Gabot, Partner Marketing Manager, HelloSign

Let’s face it--paperwork, regardless of whether it’s on paper or in the cloud, is no fun. It still takes time and effort to prepare, and if you’re getting it signed, you’re often sitting waiting for the document to return. 

‘Tis the season to be busy. No, I am not talking about thetax season but we do have a lot of things cooking up on the Content side of thehouse this spring. You will be hearing a lot about Oracle Cloud solutions forContent and Experience over the next few days and coming weeks.

Here’s a quick snapshot of things to do and places to be, tohave the front row seating (so to say, not literally, of course) for all theupcoming activities:

Thursday, April 20
10 a.m. PST / 1 p.m. EST

Live Tweet Chat: Is headless Content Management Systemsignaling the end of Web Content Mgmt?

Follow and participate using #contentdgtl

Don’t sit on the sidelines on this one. Hear what theindustry is saying about the direction of content management and participate inthe live one hour conversation on twitter. Simply use one of the tweet chatplatforms to follow the conversation on #contentdgtl and chime in (more on tweet chat logistics here). Hear and beheard.

Tuesday, April 25th– Thursday, April 27th, Modern Customer Experience Conference, LasVegas, NV

If you are planning to be in Las Vegas for the Modern CXConference, don’t miss catching up with our executives, customers and productexperts and see our solutions in action! Here are a few sessions featuringcustomers, industry thought leaders, executives and product experts to keepnote of:

• Customer Experience is the new Battleground: A Customer Panel on Business Transformation [KEY1314]
  Wednesday, Apr 26 | 8:30 a.m. | Mandalay Bay Ballroom

• Content: The Linchpin for Consistent Experiences in an Omni-channel World [THT1269] 
  Wednesday, Apr 26 | 1:00 p.m. | CX Hub Theater
  Thursday, Apr 27 | 1:00 p.m. | CX Hub Theater

• Transforming Global Operations for Sales and Marketing: The Atradius Story [BRK1069]
  Wednesday, Apr 26 | 4:00 p.m. | CX Sales Theater 1

• Drive Omni-channel Content Operations with Oracle Content and Experience Cloud  [THT1327]
  Wednesday, Apr 26 | 6:40 p.m. | Modern MarketingTheater

• Deliver Rich and Consistent Omni-channel Experiences [BRK1190]
  Thursday, Apr 27 | 2:00 p.m. | Reef A

• Bring Proven Digital Marketing Strategies toHighly Regulated Industries [BRK1105]
  Thursday, Apr 27 | 3:15 p.m. |Breakers K and L

We will also have “Omni-Channel Content and Experience”kiosks in both CX and Modern Marketing Exhibition areas so do come check outthe solutions in action.

Tuesday, May 2nd
10:00 a.m. PDT/ 1:00 p.m. EDT

Live Webcast: IntroducingOracle Content and Experience Cloud

Join Oracle executive, David Le Strat, for a webcast on May2 at 10am PDT to learn about Oracle Content and Experience Cloud -- a DigitalExperience platform that drives omni-channel content management and deliversengaging experiences to your customers, partners, and employees.

Register here: http://bit.ly/2mILLPi

We will continue to share exciting updates and informationin the meantime but do mark your calendars so you can catch and participate inall of the above-mentioned events. You know why it is important for you and Ito participate in these? Well, here’s one reason:

‘Tis the season to be busy. No, I am not talking about the tax season but we do have a lot of things cooking up on the Content side of the house this spring. You will be hearing a lot about Oracle Cloud solutions for Content and Experience over the next few days and coming weeks.

Here’s a quick snapshot of things to do and places to be, to have the front row seating (so to say, not literally, of course) for all the upcoming activities:

Thursday, April 20
10 a.m. PST / 1 p.m. EST

Live Tweet Chat: Is headless Content Management System signaling the end of Web Content Mgmt?

Follow and participate using #contentdgtl

Don’t sit on the sidelines on this one. Hear what the industry is saying about the direction of content management and participate in the live one hour conversation on twitter. Simply use one of the tweet chat platforms to follow the conversation on #contentdgtl and chime in (more on tweet chat logistics here). Hear and be heard.

Tuesday, April 25th – Thursday, April 27th, Modern Customer Experience Conference, Las Vegas, NV

If you are planning to be in Las Vegas for the Modern CX Conference, don’t miss catching up with our executives, customers and product experts and see our solutions in action! Here are a few sessions featuring customers, industry thought leaders, executives and product experts to keep note of:

• Customer Experience is the new Battleground: A Customer Panel on Business Transformation [KEY1314]
  Wednesday, Apr 26 | 8:30 a.m. | Mandalay Bay Ballroom

• Content: The Linchpin for Consistent Experiences in an Omni-channel World [THT1269] 
  Wednesday, Apr 26 | 1:00 p.m. | CX Hub Theater
  Thursday, Apr 27 | 1:00 p.m. | CX Hub Theater

• Transforming Global Operations for Sales and Marketing: The Atradius Story [BRK1069]
  Wednesday, Apr 26 | 4:00 p.m. | CX Sales Theater 1

• Drive Omni-channel Content Operations with Oracle Content and Experience Cloud  [THT1327]
  Wednesday, Apr 26 | 6:40 p.m. | Modern Marketing Theater

• Deliver Rich and Consistent Omni-channel Experiences [BRK1190]
  Thursday, Apr 27 | 2:00 p.m. | Reef A

• Bring Proven Digital Marketing Strategies to Highly Regulated Industries [BRK1105]
  Thursday, Apr 27 | 3:15 p.m. | Breakers K and L

We will also have “Omni-Channel Content and Experience” kiosks in both CX and Modern Marketing Exhibition areas so do come check out the solutions in action.

Tuesday, May 2nd
10:00 a.m. PDT/ 1:00 p.m. EDT

Live Webcast: Introducing Oracle Content and Experience Cloud

Join Oracle executive, David Le Strat, for a webcast on May 2 at 10am PDT to learn about Oracle Content and Experience Cloud -- a Digital Experience platform that drives omni-channel content management and delivers engaging experiences to your customers, partners, and employees.

Register here:  http://bit.ly/2mILLPi

We will continue to share exciting updates and information in the meantime but do mark your calendars so you can catch and participate in all of the above-mentioned events. You know why it is important for you and I to participate in these? Well, here’s one reason:

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I am in productmarketing. Call it professional hazard but my day to day work life involvesworking with content – producing new content, putting together an outline foran asset in collaboration with sales, product management and businessdevelopment or building content for an asset, reviewing asset content orsending it for reviews, working with internal marketing teams and externalagencies and publishing content, both for internal and external consumption.So, yes, I am clearly interested and invested in making my life easier when itcomes to content production and publication.

But over the course of the last couple of years, I found outthat it wasn’t just me or the content management team sitting within the ITdepartment that has a stake in content discussions. My peers in web marketing,campaign marketing, field marketing, our friends in sales, applicationintegration or application development are all vested in driving and discussingtrends in content management, especially those that impact their means ofconsumption and delivery of content.

Whether you work in content management, marketing, IT, brandcompliance or are simply a consumer of content (aren’t we all?), you should haveyour voice heard by content management providers and industry thought leaders on what works and what would make your work life significantly easier.

And here’s your opportunity. On Thursday, April 20that 10 a.m. PST/ 1 p.m. EST, there is a live tweet chat on all things content. Istrongly urge you to participate in the live discussion on twitter. Use#contentdgtl to follow the discussion and chime in. Challenge the status quo,get your thoughts heard and participate so that industry people know where thefuture of content should be headed.

Join the live chat (you can use any of the twitter chat platformslike TweetChat for example) using #contentdgtl and be a part of this importantdiscussion.

I am in. Are you?

I am in product marketing. Call it professional hazard but my day to day work life involves working with content – producing new content, putting together an outline for an asset in collaboration with sales, product management and business development or building content for an asset, reviewing asset content or sending it for reviews, working with internal marketing teams and external agencies and publishing content, both for internal and external consumption. So, yes, I am clearly interested and invested in making my life easier when it comes to content production and publication.

But over the course of the last couple of years, I found out that it wasn’t just me or the content management team sitting within the IT department that has a stake in content discussions. My peers in web marketing, campaign marketing, field marketing, our friends in sales, application integration or application development are all vested in driving and discussing trends in content management, especially those that impact their means of consumption and delivery of content.

Whether you work in content management, marketing, IT, brand compliance or are simply a consumer of content (aren’t we all?), you should have your voice heard by content management providers and industry thought leaders on what works and what would make your work life significantly easier.

And here’s your opportunity. On Thursday, April 20th at 10 a.m. PST/ 1 p.m. EST, there is a live tweet chat on all things content. I strongly urge you to participate in the live discussion on twitter. Use #contentdgtl to follow the discussion and chime in. Challenge the status quo, get your thoughts heard and participate so that industry people know where the future of content should be headed.

Join the live chat (you can use any of the twitter chat platforms like TweetChat for example) using #contentdgtl and be a part of this important discussion.

I am in. Are you?

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Imagine you’re outlining an Oracle Process Cloud Application that you need to build. You then realize you need the data that’s entered into your form to be passed to a Process, filtered through a Decision, and used as an input for a REST API call.  That scenario could have you creating a Field, Data object, Decision input object, and a REST API request body.  However, if you start by defining a Business Object that contains all the data you will need for these functions, you may find you only need one.  TekStream recently did a blog post describing how you can keep your data organized within your Process Cloud Application, and shorten the time needed to create and link these objects. Read on to learn how!

Imagine you’re outlining an Oracle Process Cloud Application that you need to build. You then realize you need the data that’s entered into your form to be passed to a Process, filtered through a Decision, and used as an input for a REST API call.  That scenario could have you creating a Field, Data object, Decision input object, and a REST API request body.  However, if you start by defining a Business Object that contains all the data you will need for these functions, you may find you only need one.  TekStream recently did a blog post describing how you can keep your data organized within your Process Cloud Application, and shorten the time needed to create and link these objects. Read on to learn how!

Live Webcast Introducing Oracle Content and Experience Cloud:

Drive Engagement by Unleashing the Power of Content Register Now 93% of marketers have siloed teams and technologies by channels Join this webcast to learn about Oracle Content and Experience Cloud -- a Digital Experience platform that drives omni-channel content management and delivers engaging experiences to your customers, partners, and employees. Hear how Oracle Content and Experience Cloud can help you:

• Easily find, access, use, reuse and collaborate on content anytime, anywhere and on any device
  
• Drive consistent, compliant and contextual experiences across multiple channels
  
• Centralize content management across digital channels and enterprise applications
  

Empower your marketing teams to unleash the power of content.

Register today.


Sincerely,
Content and Experience Cloud Team
Introducing Oracle Content and Experience Cloud Webcast May 2, 2017
10:00 AM PDT /
01:00 PM EDT
Register Now Featured Speaker David Le Strat
Senior Director, Product Management
Oracle David Le Strat is Senior Director of Product Management for the Digital Experience and Content and Experience Cloud product portfolios at Oracle. In his role, David is responsible for product strategy, definition and delivery and go-to-market.

Live Webcast Introducing Oracle Content and Experience Cloud:

Drive Engagement by Unleashing the Power of Content ; background-repeat: repeat-x;"> Register Now 93% of marketers have siloed teams and technologies by channels Join this webcast to learn about Oracle Content and Experience Cloud -- a Digital Experience platform that drives omni-channel content management and delivers engaging experiences to your customers, partners, and employees. Hear how Oracle Content and Experience Cloud can help you:

• Easily find, access, use, reuse and collaborate on content anytime, anywhere and on any device
  
• Drive consistent, compliant and contextual experiences across multiple channels
  
• Centralize content management across digital channels and enterprise applications
  

Empower your marketing teams to unleash the power of content.

Register today.


Sincerely,
Content and Experience Cloud Team
Introducing Oracle Content and Experience Cloud Webcast May 2, 2017
10:00 AM PDT /
01:00 PM EDT
; background-repeat: repeat-x;"> Register Now Featured Speaker David Le Strat
Senior Director, Product Management
Oracle David Le Strat is Senior Director of Product Management for the Digital Experience and Content and Experience Cloud product portfolios at Oracle. In his role, David is responsible for product strategy, definition and delivery and go-to-market.