Since Oracle’s acquisition of RightNow, the nucleus for learning about RightNow technology and customer experience has shifted. To engage in the valuable content you’ve found in previous years at the RightNow Developer’s Conference or RightNow Global User Summits, join us at Oracle OpenWorld or the Oracle Customer Experience Summit @ OpenWorld. Which conference you choose to get the content you need depends on your role and your interests.
Who should attend the Oracle Customer Experience Summit @ OpenWorld?
Business leaders focused on customer experience transformation, sales, marketing, service, and loyalty.
Attendees will hear from an extraordinary lineup of customer experience thought leaders, builders of leading brands, and industry experts. These speakers will share trends, strategies, insights, and success stories in a variety of keynotes, case studies, discussions, and hands-on workshops designed to help your organization succeed in the Experience Revolution.
The conference takes place in San Francisco from October 3 to 5, 2012. Talk to your Oracle sales representative for a special RightNow customer discount when you register for both Oracle OpenWorld and the Oracle Customer Experience Summit @ OpenWorld.
Who should attend Oracle OpenWorld?
Line of business implementation leads, IT professionals, and developers.
Oracle Openworld is the world's largest, most important conference for Oracle users and technologists. Content is king at this event, with thousands of technical sessions, hands-on labs, and demos in which to participate and engage. From keynotes to exhibition halls to networking events and more, this conference has more to offer than any other technology conference.
At Oracle OpenWorld, there are two secondary applications tracks featuring Oracle | RightNow and related Customer Experience technologies:
The conference takes place in San Francisco September 30 to October 4, 2012.
Talk to your Oracle sales representative for a special RightNow customer discount when you register for Oracle OpenWorld.
