Your Feedback on Oracle Asset Tracking

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Published on Tue, 27 May 2014 15:00:00 +0000 Indexed on 2014/05/28 9:47 UTC
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Oracle Asset Tracking Development strives to improve customer satisfaction with our Oracle Asset Tracking product. In this context, they are very interested in getting your feedback about the Oracle Asset Tracking module.

Recently, we have seen more and more customers using OAT and we would like to know for example:

Have you have encountered any product gaps that need to be addressed?
Are there business flows that do not suit your requirements?
What new features you want to see in the product?

Please share your feedback with us and we will discuss it with Oracle Asset Tracking Development and Product teams to improve the product.

To share your feedback either post to the dedicated thread in the MOS Install Base Community here OR add a comment to this blog post (note that the blog comment you enter won't immediately be visible in the blog).

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