Adobe, SAP and Microsoft have joined forces in a new Open Data Initiative (ODI) which the vendor trio say will shake-up customer experience delivering by allowing clients to combine and harness data from across their respective technology platforms. The ODI is about building a common approach and set of resources enabling all three vendors’ customers to tap into insights from unified behavioural and operational data in real time. The initiative isn’t just restricted to marketing systems, but extends across product development, operations, finance, sales and human resources platforms as well. Through the initiative, the vendors are promising clients the ability to unlock and harmonised siloed data sets, bi-directionally move transactional, operation, customer or Internet of Things (IoT) data to and from a common data lake based on preferences and needs, create digital feedback loops while enabling more integrated security and privacy compliance initiatives, and build and adopt applications that natively take data and metadata from services offered by Adobe, SAP, Microsoft and their partner ecosystems. To deliver on the ODI, the three vendors are enhancing interoperability and data exchange between their respective enterprise platforms - Adobe Experience Cloud, Microsoft Dynamics 365 CRM, SAP C/4HANA and S/4HANA - using a common data model.

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This will be supported by a common data lake service based on Microsoft’s Azure cloud offering. Customers will also be able to choose development tools and applications from a unified data store to build and deploy services. In a statement, Adobe CEO, Shantanu Narayen, said the partnership aims to progress the customer experience management category by giving enterprises the ability to action hefty volumes of customer data for personalised engagement at scale. “Together with Adobe and SAP, we are taking a first, critical step to helping companies achieve a level of customer and business understanding that has never before been possible,” Microsoft CEO, Satya Nadella, continued. “Organisations everywhere have a massive opportunity to build AI-powered digital feedback loops for predictive power, automated workflows and ultimately, improved business outcomes.” Adobe and Microsoft have been steadily working to build integration across their respective software offerings as part of an alliance first struck in 2015. The initial deal saw.

In 2016, and became the preferred marketing service for Microsoft Dynamics 365 business applications. At the time, the two companies began collaborating on data integrations to ensure customers could seamlessly work across Adobe Marketing Cloud and Dynamic 365. Read more ODI represents the latest step towards integration across the two platforms.

Getting on top of the data integration problem was also flagged by earlier this year. At that time, he highlighted four areas Adobe is investing in to compete, the first being the issue of taxonomy, or “language of the enterprise”. “We need to work to define a unified customer profile and common taxonomy to make seamless across every system in the enterprise,” he told attendees in March. As a step forward across its own Experience Cloud, earlier this year based on common data language and standardisation of all customer data across its software tools.

This provides users with the ability to create a unified customer record across all Adobe software tools. Read more SAP is arguably the other big stalwart of the enterprise software market, and offers both business and marketing solutions. SAP CEO, Bill McDermott, said the vendors recognised customer experience no longer restricted to a sales conversation. “CEOs are breaking down the silos of the status quo so they can get all people inside their companies focused on serving people outside their companies. With the open data initiative, we will help businesses run with a true single view of the customer,” he said. In the release, several customers showed their support for the ODI.

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It can then be installed on a different device using the same Product Key. 'Wiping' the original HD does not deactivate the software, so - technically - it's still activated on that device.

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