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Index
Title Page Copyright and Credits
Oracle CX Cloud Suite
Dedication About Packt
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Preface
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Section 1: Brave New World The King Is Dead, Long Live the King
Learning about CRM
The benefits of CRM The limitations of CRM
Organizational limitations
Inside-out thinking
Technical limitations
Reasons for leaving CRM in the past
The customer experience of CX
Organizational benefits
A customer-centric philosophy
Outside-in thinking
The technological benefits of CX
The key capabilities of CX Summary
Overview of Products
Oracle solutions and their roles in an enterprise
Oracle Sales Cloud
Oracle Sales Cloud to other systems Other systems to Oracle Sales Cloud
Oracle Marketing Cloud
Other systems to Oracle Marketing Cloud Oracle Marketing Cloud to other systems
Oracle Service Cloud
Other systems to Oracle Service Cloud Oracle Service Cloud to other systems
Oracle CPQ Cloud
Other systems to Oracle CPQ Cloud Oracle CPQ Cloud to other systems
Oracle Commerce Cloud  
Other systems to Oracle Commerce Cloud Oracle Commerce Cloud to other systems
Oracle Social Cloud
Other systems to Oracle Social Cloud Oracle Social Cloud to other systems
Oracle Sales Cloud resembling a CRM
Customer data management Integrations Conclusion
Oracle Marketing Cloud
Oracle Eloqua Oracle Responsys Oracle BlueKai Oracle Maxymiser Oracle Infinity Oracle Content Marketing Social Marketing Conclusion
Oracle Service Cloud
Conclusion
Oracle CPQ Cloud
Conclusion
Oracle Commerce Cloud
Conclusion
Oracle Social 
Conclusion
Summary
CX Solution Architecture
Understanding the CX architecture
Solution architecture
Customer journey mapping
CX reference architecture
Deployment type Principles
Components Quality Examples of architecture principles
Exploring a logical view
Logical architecture – commerce components Logical architecture – loyalty and marketing components Logical architecture – service components Logical architecture – reference architecture
Oracle CX products
Commerce solution Loyalty and marketing solution Service components solution Security and monitoring
Oracle Identity and Access Management
Oracle Enterprise Manager
Preparing for implementation
Summary
Section 2: Service Provisioning and Basic Settings As-Is and To-Be Analysis
Technical requirements The purpose of business analysis Understanding business processes, tools, and methods
Basic elements of business processes Types of business processes
Essential processes Supporting processes Management processes
Business process notations
BPMN  UML notation
Class diagram Use case diagram Activity diagram
Understanding fishbone diagrams – Ishikawa diagram
Example of Ishikawa diagram analysis
Understanding Pareto diagrams
Example of Pareto diagram analysis
Diagram analysis
Understanding the As-Is analysis
Steps in As-Is analysis Gap analysis Deliverables
Service activation example
Now let's study a BPMN process example
Understanding the To-Be analysis Summary
Adopting a Strategy - Organizational Changes
Understanding strategic management Implementing a strategy
Yearly goals
Advantages of following strategic goals
Functional strategy Action plans
The process of implementing a strategy
Organizational structure and processes definition Organizational culture Implementing process-tracking
Understanding the CX-specific strategy
The purpose of CX strategy Creating a value proposition Tailoring appropriate communication Handling trade-offs Determining organizational fit Enabling continuity
Elements of a CX strategy Summary
Organizing and Conducting an Implementation Project
Objectives of a CX strategy
Project management's inclusion in the project plan
Understanding project management methodologies
The traditional, or phased, approach
A traditional waterfall model
Advantage of traditional waterfall model Disadvantage of the traditional waterfall model
A modified waterfall model
Advantages of the modified model Disadvantages of the modified model
Critical chain project management Event chain methodology PRINCE2
The modern, or iterative, approach
Agile project management Scrum Lean project management Extreme project management Benefits realization management
Fit for purpose
Project planning
Delving into project planning The planning process of the project
Project reach Project assumptions Project limitations Product specifications
The extent of the project Creating a WBS Creating a WBS structure Planning a WBS project
Assigning work Scheduling Critical path
Critical path calculation PERT chart
Implementation phases of the project
Underlying processes Implementation team
Summary 
Section 3: Getting the Oracle CX Suite to Work as One - Advanced Settings Scenarios and Deployments
The rise of apps Understanding cloud computing
Main characteristics of cloud computing
SaaS PaaS IaaS
Risks in cloud computing
User models
Public cloud Private cloud Hybrid deployment Managed cloud
Cloud bursting
Security aspects
Legal regulations Security controls Federalization of security services
Examples of the use of cloud computing in business
Email archiving Contact center Customer relationship management Business continuity
Exploring the possible Oracle CX deployments
Prerequisite knowledge of deployment
Demilitarized zone Firewall Connectors Oracle Integration Cloud Services
Deploying the Cloud
Simple hybrid deployment Complex hybrid deployment
Choosing an appropriate deployment model
Summary
Section 4: Use Case Case Study - Oracle CX Cloud
CX Implementation TELCO case description Creating customer experience The holistic approach and its challenges  The TELCO's CX implementation
Prerequisites for successful implementation Analysis Strategy  Requirements Architecture
Products used Logical view Solution architecture
Cross-channel support architecture Order management and fulfillment management architecture  Unified solution architecture
Mapping of the products used  
Understanding the critical points of the CX implementation project plan 
Process approach to the implementation
Optimization of marketing investments
Alignment of implementation project with a business strategy
CX strategy outline
Metrics
Acquisition (increase sales)
Acquisition KPIs
Retention (monetize relationship)
Retention KPIs
Efficiency (leverage investment)
Efficiency KPIs
Summary
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