
Ecommerce.Matrix-E.com specializes in implementing web Ecommerce, Customer Relationship Management (CRM), and Content Management Systems (CMS). Whenever possible, Open Source softwares are used for the project implementation. This strategy removes software license fees and hence reduces the development cost, as the softwares are now under the GNU General Public License (GPL).
We also specialize in Search Engine Optimization (SEO). Designing and implementing a website is essential for any business in the Information Age. However, what value can the website generate if others do not know about it or cannot find it?
Increasingly, the web is becoming an important channel for marketing. To effectively make use of the web for business, we have the strategy, software, hardware, and infrastructure to make this work. |
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Simbla Website Builder 2017 – Dynamic Pages & eCommerceThe eCommerce function is currently released in BETA ... By the end of the year, they are hoping to introduce their first version of a CRM app that will communicate with all of the other apps through a single database and will all be under the easy ...
k-eCommerce: Open for Business (Central) on Microsoft AppSourceDynamics 365 fuses enterprise resource planning (ERP) and customer relationship management (CRM) into a single cloud-powered command center, which integrates seamlessly with the k-eCommerce platform through industry-leading synchronization technology.
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To meet the demands of the 'agile enterprise', IT departments must crunch ever-increasing volumes of data. But to do this effectively and become agile in its own right, IT will need ever-increasing layers of automation. The one thing you can count on to be constant is change, especially in business. And, as the pace of business change continues to accelerate, organizations need to be increasingly agile in the face of sudden market shifts, new competition, changing customer behaviors, cascading mergers and acquisitions, and fast-evolving technologies and standards.
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