IBM unveiled a new service on Monday that will help companies market and sell their products online. The new division, called “Smarter Commerce,” offers IBM customers real-time marketing analytics and brand assessment tools for Facebook and Twitter. Smarter Commerce also offers consumer-behavior analytics capabilities for other online vehicles, including advertising, marketing campaigns and catalogs. IBM expects this program to be a $10 billion business by 2015.
IBM intends to use Smarter Commerce to improve its consulting capabilities by taking advantage of modern technologies like social networks.
IBM Aims to Help Enterprises Smarten Up About Social Commerce
Posted by: Rob Spiegel March 14, 2011 01:21 PMIBM unveiled a new service on Monday that will help companies market and sell their products online. The new division, called “Smarter Commerce,” offers IBM customers real-time marketing analytics and brand assessment tools for Facebook and Twitter. Smarter Commerce also offers consumer-behavior analytics capabilities for other online vehicles, including advertising, marketing campaigns and catalogs. IBM expects this program to be a $10 billion business by 2015.
IBM intends to use Smarter Commerce to improve its consulting capabilities by taking advantage of modern technologies like social networks.