最新的IBM Omni-Channel Commerce Solutions Technical Mastery v1 - P1000-004免費考試真題

A. IBM Commerce Software has the ability to demo well with integration with back office, ERP systems.

B. IBM's Commerce platform can scale very quickly, support peak traffic and volumes, offering multiple delivery options (On-premise, Managed Service and SaaS).

C. IBM leverages cognitive capabilities to get real-time customer and business insights to deliver seamless and consistent omni-channel experiences.

D. IBM Commerce Software shows a much greater amount and growth in R&D investments.

A. Reduces the time and cost of implementation with access to Starter store templates for only B2C

B. Easily creates and manages unique e-commerce sites based on their different brands, customer segments or geographical marketplaces

C. Supports 13 languages out of the box

D. Offers local or regional marketing campaigns, promotions and pricing through one platform

A. Provides a single, personalized view of data and insights, gleamed from automated reporting of internal POS data, performs cognitive pricing actions, and optimizes promotions based on customizable revenue targets.

B. Delivers a personalized view of data and insights in context of the customer experience, finds hidden opportunities, and takes direct merchandising action based on insights gleaned without switching context or tools.

C. Integrates all of the available product data and product images into one database that is then easily searchable using Watson Content Hub.

D. Delivers quick integration with all other Watson Customer Engagements applications, such as Dynamic Pricing and Watson Campaign Automation, under a fully customizable Commerce experience.

A. A company looking for a SaaS, eCommerce offering that can support HIPPAand Fedramp compliance requirements.

B. A company that needs to manage B2B contracts, offer account-specific pricing, and a filtered catalog for their products.

C. A company looking for both B2C and B2B commerce capabilities.

D. A company that wants to build and manage multiple storefronts on a single platform.

E. A company that wants to reduce risk and costs of their eCommerce operational activities around maintenance, infrastructure and security.

A. Competitive data is not available

B. The online business is +$150M

C. B2C opportunities, especially when they have fast-moving consumer goods

D. Multiple "users" in the pricing process today

E. 1000s of SKUs to manage