Datavantage/CommercialWare provides to its customers a comprehensive suite of retail solutionsùincluding point-of-sale, order management, customer service, inventory, and fulfillment systems, business analytics, loss prevention and marketing applications that allow merchants to efficiently deliver on the customer experience transparently across channels. The addition of eOne Group extends the capabilities to offer full support for the front end, customer-facing transactional Web sites and allows retailers to embrace Web 2.0 and the growth of this channel.
"This acquisition bolsters our existing leadership position in delivering cross-channel solutions that allow retailers and direct marketers to optimize transactions from all customer touch points," said Jane Cannon, CTO, Datavantage/CommercialWare. "It gives our clients one source for their technology infrastructure needs and provides current eOne Group customers with an expanded set of offerings that can enhance their existing e-commerce systems."
eOne Group specializes in helping companies successfully implement their e-commerce initiatives. Its eOneCommerce engine and complementary products were developed with the open architecture of Java, allowing the company to deploy its applications and technology into virtually any enterprise and perform real-time data access to the customer's choice of OS/database/hardware platforms. Through the use of a three-tiered application architecture, eOne Group is able to separate the Web interface, business logic, and back-end data structures, allowing its solutions to interface with raw data structures, as well as flexibly accommodate existing application processes.
"As a leader in the 'second wave' of e-commerce solution providers, eOne Group has developed expertise in all facets of the interactive Web content arena, from feature-rich online shopping applications to enterprise-level Web integration," said Bob Noren, president, eOne Group. "We are excited to be a part of this well-known, respected and experienced company and are continuing to deliver solutions that address customers' diverse business needs."
"We operate over 100 Web sites on eOne technology and have been working with the team for three years," said Rick Cesere, CEO, Hartwell Classic Apparel. "This acquisition allows us to continue to grow our business while expanding the range of services and capabilities to which we now have access from a trusted provider."
About Datavantage/CommercialWare
Datavantage/CommercialWare provides best in class retail solutions worldwide, enabling retailers and direct marketers to deliver what the company calls an exceptional customer experience. From any transaction point, merchants can provide superior customer service while optimizing operational efficiency across all channels, the company says. Working with more than 450 brands, and leveraging open standards and Java-powered technology, Datavantage/CommercialWare retailers can employ cutting-edge analytics, reduce shrink, eliminate bottlenecks, manage data, and maximize customer value. Datavantage/CommercialWare is wholly owned subsidiary of MICROS Systems, Inc.. For more information visit eOne Group , Datavantage or CcommercialWare.
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