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Oracle Acquires Responsys For $1.5 Billion

Oracle Acquires Responsys For $1.5 Billion

Oracle (ORCL) announced that it is acquiring cloud-based B2C marketing software provider Responsys (MKTG) for approximately $1.5 billion.

Oracle (ORCL) announced that it is acquiring cloud-based B2C marketing software provider Responsys (MKTG) for approximately $1.5 billion.  Responsys is used by B2C brands across the globe to orchestrate marketing interactions across email, mobile, social, display and the web, at massive scale.

Growing its Customer Experience Cloud, Oracle will use Responsys to extend Commerce, Sales, Service, Social and the Oracle Marketing Cloud. By bringing together Responsys and Oracle Eloqua in the Marketing Cloud, for the first time CMOs that support industries with B2C or B2B business models will be equipped to drive exceptional customer experiences across marketing interactions and throughout the customer lifecycle from a single platform.

“Recognizing the unique needs of the CMO in B2B and B2C industries, the Oracle Marketing Cloud is now the only platform to unite enterprise-class leaders in these historically distinct marketing-automation fields,” said Mark Hurd, President, Oracle. “Our strategy of combining the leaders across complementary technologies signifies Oracle’s overwhelming commitment to winning and serving the CMO better than any other software company in the world.”

“Responsys has always been focused on helping marketers realize their largest opportunity - coordinating their marketing touch points across channels, across the customer lifecycle, and across industries, and as a part of Oracle, we will only accelerate our efforts,” said Dan Springer, CEO, Responsys. “Oracle not only shares our vision, but is the proven leader in bringing together best-in-class technologies and companies to realize the largest enterprise opportunities. We couldn’t be more excited about what this means for our customers and employees.”

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