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Large Russian Consumer Electronics Retailer Will Use Oracle to Engage Customers at Every Touch Point
Newtown, PA - March 14, 2013 - M.Video, a leading Russian consumer electronics retailer, has selected Oracle Commerce solutions to support growth by helping to deliver a consistent and dynamic customer experience across its web, call center, mobile and social channels, along with its more than 280 stores in more than 120 cities.
The first and only publicly traded company in its sector, M.Video offers over 20,000 audio/video, digital, small and large home appliances, media and entertainment products as well as accessories, and is well known for its outstanding customer service.
Following a full and competitive evaluation, M.Video identified Oracle Commerce, including Oracle ATG Web Commerce, Oracle Web Commerce Service Center and Oracle Endeca solutions, as the integrated, scalable platform to support all consumer touch points and facilitate a complete cross-channel experience.
The implementation will replace M.Video's legacy system which lacks the flexibility to meet the changing needs of its customers and engage more effectively through recommendations, promotions and search.
Implementation of the Oracle Commerce solutions is underway with Gold-level Oracle PartnerNetwork (OPN) members, EPAM and Spindrift providing business consultancy, integration and development.
"The experience we deliver to our customers is key to our success," said Chris Mangham, CIO, M.Video. "Oracle Commerce will help us to engage more effectively with our customers at whichever touch point they use and deliver that superior and consistent experience that increases loyalty and customer satisfaction, and supports growth."
"Customers expect each interaction to be personalized, relevant and consistent," said Mike Webster, senior vice president and general manager, Oracle Retail. "Oracle Commerce will enable M.Video to maximize interactions with customers at every opportunity and optimize the benefits to both customers and the business."
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