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wer kann mir sagen was mit BAAN passiert.
Chart zeigt eine Menge Luft nach oben!
Chart zeigt eine Menge Luft nach oben!
schaut Euch mal diese Millionen Umsätze an!
das lässt auf mehr hoffen.
das lässt auf mehr hoffen.
BAAAAAN-WAAHHHHNNNN !
also irgendwas muss ja da vorgefallen sein!
sonst gäbe es diese horrenden Umsätze nicht
sonst gäbe es diese horrenden Umsätze nicht
Ja, Baan wechselt in den Neuen Markt! Warum sonst würdest Du hier posten!
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Der tolle Chart zeigt aber auch, daß es vor kurzem schon mal von 4 auf 6 Euro hoch ging, macht auch 50 %. Und danach gings dann runter bis zum jetzigen Kurs. Ich hab jedenfalls seit Escom genug von solchen Zocks. Wenn den Käufern von gestern 30 bis 40 % reichen, dann gehts heute schon wieder nach unten.
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Bei BAAN wurden bis jetzt über 10 Mio DM in Aktien gehandelt
warum BAAN so steigt ? nun evtl. aus meiner sicht eine Erklärung. Sollte sich das bewahrheiten was ich vermute, dann wird Baan noch dieses Jahr wieder schwarze Zahlen schreiben. Möglicherweise wird Baan einen Weltweiten Großauftrag erhalten. Baan kann entgegen SAP eine Lösung bieten die eine eCommerce Anbindung hat. Die letzte Installation hat gerade 35 Tage gedauert. Bei SAP > 1-2 Jahre!!
Baan Extends its Business-to-Business Sales and
Marketing Solution with Launch of New E-CRM Suite
BaanFrontOffice Interaction Enables Companies to Extend Sales and Marketing Activities
with New Email, Web, and Telephone Capabilities
Barneveld, The Netherlands and Herndon, Virginia, USA – May 24, 2000 – Baan Company, a global provider of enterprise solutions, today announced the general availability of BaanFrontOffice Interaction, a new E-Customer Relationship Management (E-CRM) suite for BaanFrontOffice. With BaanFrontOffice Interaction companies can create a call- or interaction-center sales channel and manage advanced marketing communications media while enhancing control and visibility over the company’s entire sales and marketing activities.
With BaanFrontOffice Interaction, call- or interaction-center staff can be allocated for outbound sales calls while also empowered to sell to customers that contact the company using a wide range of inbound media, including telephony, Web and email. Companies can therefore boost order performance and improve customer relationships without risk of overlap between sales staff because all customer-facing teams share the advanced resources and information of the BaanFrontOffice suite of applications.
Marketing interactions – such as outbound research and qualification – or response to inbound enquiries – whether via telephone, Web or email – can also be managed by the interaction team. Incoming interactions are managed in one multi-media queue, identified automatically, prioritized by reference to customer or prospect data, and allocated to the most appropriate team member.
The call or interaction centre team is supported by advanced information resources in all the activities. For example, the marketing campaign workflow in BaanMarketing ensures campaign responses are fulfilled correctly while BaanPricing and BaanConfiguration assist the team to optimise order value and margin.
BaanFrontOffice Interaction is integrated with the management module of BaanMarketing that provides workflow technology, telephone contact scripting and resource allocation tools to improve customer service at the contact center. With this direct integration, BaanFrontOffice Interaction equips companies to leverage new, lower cost sales and communications channels – such as email, Web chat and call back, Web show and advanced telephony – within the sales process. As such, BaanFrontOffice Interaction manages real-time outbound marketing communications – to include telephone research, qualification, prospecting and many more applications – while automatically prioritizing, classifying, and responding to incoming interactions from the full-range of e-business communications channels.
"Baan is delivering on our E-CRM vision by enabling companies looking to grow business relationships and increase sales to capture and act on all incoming and outgoing customer contact – most critically the Web," said Katrina Roche, Chief Marketing Officer, Baan Company. "With BaanFrontOffice Interaction, sales staff are armed with the full-range of information they need – from contact history to pricing information to data from ERP or Supply Chain systems – to respond to customer requests and close sales."
Creating an E-CRM Infrastructure
BaanFrontOffice Interaction combines BaanMarketing, BaanSales and BaanCustomerInteraction with BaanProposal, BaanPricer and optionally, BaanConfiguration, so that a company can manage its entire marketing-to-order acceptance process with one suite. By doing so, BaanFrontOffice Interaction can help transition a company’s CRM infrastructure into an E-CRM infrastructure by enabling complete management of blended inbound and outbound communication from a variety of sources.
A key advantage of the application therefore is the integration of its Web components with the traditional functionality of the front office solution. Until now, many companies looking to add Web functionality to its CRM system have fulfilled their software requirements with a range of solutions from several suppliers – none of which have been pre-integrated. In cases where solutions are not pre-integrated, implementation times are extended and transitioning information between multiple sources can be problematic.
Leveraging Best-of-Breed Technology
BaanCustomerInteraction – a key component of BaanFrontOffice Interaction – is an enhanced version of Apropos Technology’s (NASDAQ: APRS) Apropos Version 4 that has been integrated with BaanMarketing. In particular, script management, database integration and campaign process execution have been integrated to offer extremely high standards of customer responsiveness. Features of Apropos Version 4 that have been embodied include compatibility with many PBXs, advanced interaction centre staff management tools, group resource management and an integrated single-screen view of all queued interactions. Furthermore, BaanFrontOffice Interaction minimizes staff idle time throughout the enterprise and maximizes the equipment investment.
About Baan Company
Founded in 1978, Baan Company (NASDAQ: BAANF; ASE: BAAN) is a global provider of enterprise business solutions. Baan Company offers a comprehensive portfolio of integrated services and best-in-class, component-based applications that span an organisation’s entire value chain including E-Business and Web Commerce, Customer Relationship Management, Enterprise Resource Planning, Supply Chain Management, and Corporate Knowledge Management. Deployed at more than 15,000 customer sites worldwide, Baan Company solutions enable organisations to drive strategic business growth, improve business processes, reduce operating complexity, and increase corporate flexibility.
Baan Company has dual headquarters in Barneveld, The Netherlands and Herndon, Virginia, USA and can be found on the World Wide Web at www.baan.com.
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Statements in this press release using the words "believes," "expects," "anticipates," and the like are forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended, and as such are subject to a number of risks and uncertainties that could significantly affect outcomes. Actual outcomes, therefore, may differ materially from the expectations, estimates, or assumptions expressed in or implied by any such statements. Typical risks and uncertainties may be reviewed in the Baan Company`s public filings on file with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (including its most recent Form 20-F and 6-K).
"Baan" is a registered trademark of Baan Company, and any trade, product, or service name referenced in this release using the name "Baan" is a trademark and/or property of Baan Company. All other company, product, and service names may be trademarks of their respective owners.
For more information, please contact:
George Thompson, Fleishman-Hillard
+202/828-9708
press@baan.com
Baan Extends its Business-to-Business Sales and
Marketing Solution with Launch of New E-CRM Suite
BaanFrontOffice Interaction Enables Companies to Extend Sales and Marketing Activities
with New Email, Web, and Telephone Capabilities
Barneveld, The Netherlands and Herndon, Virginia, USA – May 24, 2000 – Baan Company, a global provider of enterprise solutions, today announced the general availability of BaanFrontOffice Interaction, a new E-Customer Relationship Management (E-CRM) suite for BaanFrontOffice. With BaanFrontOffice Interaction companies can create a call- or interaction-center sales channel and manage advanced marketing communications media while enhancing control and visibility over the company’s entire sales and marketing activities.
With BaanFrontOffice Interaction, call- or interaction-center staff can be allocated for outbound sales calls while also empowered to sell to customers that contact the company using a wide range of inbound media, including telephony, Web and email. Companies can therefore boost order performance and improve customer relationships without risk of overlap between sales staff because all customer-facing teams share the advanced resources and information of the BaanFrontOffice suite of applications.
Marketing interactions – such as outbound research and qualification – or response to inbound enquiries – whether via telephone, Web or email – can also be managed by the interaction team. Incoming interactions are managed in one multi-media queue, identified automatically, prioritized by reference to customer or prospect data, and allocated to the most appropriate team member.
The call or interaction centre team is supported by advanced information resources in all the activities. For example, the marketing campaign workflow in BaanMarketing ensures campaign responses are fulfilled correctly while BaanPricing and BaanConfiguration assist the team to optimise order value and margin.
BaanFrontOffice Interaction is integrated with the management module of BaanMarketing that provides workflow technology, telephone contact scripting and resource allocation tools to improve customer service at the contact center. With this direct integration, BaanFrontOffice Interaction equips companies to leverage new, lower cost sales and communications channels – such as email, Web chat and call back, Web show and advanced telephony – within the sales process. As such, BaanFrontOffice Interaction manages real-time outbound marketing communications – to include telephone research, qualification, prospecting and many more applications – while automatically prioritizing, classifying, and responding to incoming interactions from the full-range of e-business communications channels.
"Baan is delivering on our E-CRM vision by enabling companies looking to grow business relationships and increase sales to capture and act on all incoming and outgoing customer contact – most critically the Web," said Katrina Roche, Chief Marketing Officer, Baan Company. "With BaanFrontOffice Interaction, sales staff are armed with the full-range of information they need – from contact history to pricing information to data from ERP or Supply Chain systems – to respond to customer requests and close sales."
Creating an E-CRM Infrastructure
BaanFrontOffice Interaction combines BaanMarketing, BaanSales and BaanCustomerInteraction with BaanProposal, BaanPricer and optionally, BaanConfiguration, so that a company can manage its entire marketing-to-order acceptance process with one suite. By doing so, BaanFrontOffice Interaction can help transition a company’s CRM infrastructure into an E-CRM infrastructure by enabling complete management of blended inbound and outbound communication from a variety of sources.
A key advantage of the application therefore is the integration of its Web components with the traditional functionality of the front office solution. Until now, many companies looking to add Web functionality to its CRM system have fulfilled their software requirements with a range of solutions from several suppliers – none of which have been pre-integrated. In cases where solutions are not pre-integrated, implementation times are extended and transitioning information between multiple sources can be problematic.
Leveraging Best-of-Breed Technology
BaanCustomerInteraction – a key component of BaanFrontOffice Interaction – is an enhanced version of Apropos Technology’s (NASDAQ: APRS) Apropos Version 4 that has been integrated with BaanMarketing. In particular, script management, database integration and campaign process execution have been integrated to offer extremely high standards of customer responsiveness. Features of Apropos Version 4 that have been embodied include compatibility with many PBXs, advanced interaction centre staff management tools, group resource management and an integrated single-screen view of all queued interactions. Furthermore, BaanFrontOffice Interaction minimizes staff idle time throughout the enterprise and maximizes the equipment investment.
About Baan Company
Founded in 1978, Baan Company (NASDAQ: BAANF; ASE: BAAN) is a global provider of enterprise business solutions. Baan Company offers a comprehensive portfolio of integrated services and best-in-class, component-based applications that span an organisation’s entire value chain including E-Business and Web Commerce, Customer Relationship Management, Enterprise Resource Planning, Supply Chain Management, and Corporate Knowledge Management. Deployed at more than 15,000 customer sites worldwide, Baan Company solutions enable organisations to drive strategic business growth, improve business processes, reduce operating complexity, and increase corporate flexibility.
Baan Company has dual headquarters in Barneveld, The Netherlands and Herndon, Virginia, USA and can be found on the World Wide Web at www.baan.com.
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Statements in this press release using the words "believes," "expects," "anticipates," and the like are forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended, and as such are subject to a number of risks and uncertainties that could significantly affect outcomes. Actual outcomes, therefore, may differ materially from the expectations, estimates, or assumptions expressed in or implied by any such statements. Typical risks and uncertainties may be reviewed in the Baan Company`s public filings on file with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (including its most recent Form 20-F and 6-K).
"Baan" is a registered trademark of Baan Company, and any trade, product, or service name referenced in this release using the name "Baan" is a trademark and/or property of Baan Company. All other company, product, and service names may be trademarks of their respective owners.
For more information, please contact:
George Thompson, Fleishman-Hillard
+202/828-9708
press@baan.com
Kurz vorm Schlachten wird die Sau durchs Dorf getrieben. Oder sollte es sich um einen Aufkauf über die Börse handeln? Ich denke das erstere ist der Fall.
PS.:
Was n-TV bzgl. Übernahme-Gerüchte von Baan behauptet ????. N-TV wird, unabhängig davon, immer oberflächlicher. Die machen anscheinend keine Berichte mehr selber sonder Kaufen diese nur noch ein.
Was n-TV bzgl. Übernahme-Gerüchte von Baan behauptet ????. N-TV wird, unabhängig davon, immer oberflächlicher. Die machen anscheinend keine Berichte mehr selber sonder Kaufen diese nur noch ein.
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