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Amazon Payments had announced that IBM is changing the price of IBM WebSphere Portal Server and Lotus Web Content Management Std Ed – Dev Use Only on April 5, 2012.
US East (Northern Virginia) Region:
Amazon EC2 running Linux/UNIX
* $0.080 per Small instance-hour (or partial hour) consumed
* $0.165 per High-CPU Medium instance-hour (or partial hour) consumed
$0.000 per GB of data transfer out (first 1000 GB)
$0.120 per GB of data transfer out (greater than 1000 GB through 10000 GB)
$0.090 per GB of data transfer out (greater than 10000 GB through 50000 GB)
$0.070 per GB of data transfer out (greater than 50000 GB through 150000 GB)
$0.050 per GB of data transfer out (greater than 150000 GB)
$0.010 per GB of regional data transfer in/out
WebSphere Commerce V7 Feature Pack 4 is now available and expands on 3 core themes of V7: cross-channel optimization, customer-centric commerce, and foundational leadership. FP4 introduces the latest features and demonstrates how they build on the existing WebSphere Commerce platform. Features covered include enhancements to the mobile commerce solution, Facebook integration, updates to precision marketing and a new REST services framework.
WebSphere Commerce V7.0 Feature Pack 4 includes:
- Smarter stores optimized for mobile devices
- Facebook integration allowing shoppers to click and share
- Programming model enhancements
Retailers all over the planet are gearing up for Black Friday and Cyber Monday, the legendary biggest shopping days of the year. We’ve identified the top four trends in online shopping and how retailers are getting ready.
E-commerce is no longer simply about selling things online. It’s about delivering a seamless, integrated experience across all touch points. With the introduction of Web 2.0 technologies, e-commerce is now about transforming customer shopping experiences to leverage the power of your brand, providing a rich, personalized experience across multiple channels of your business.
WebSphere® Commerce V7.0 Feature Pack 3.0 delivers new functions to create a smarter shopping experience with:
- Personalize experience based on user behavior, such as participation in social commerce activities and usage of coupons with granular precision marketing triggers
- Allow business users to perform search engine optimization (SEO) by using the Management Center tool and to benefit from other SEO enhancements to help improve page rank
- Enable business users to optimize search results using runtime statistics and Coremetrics on-site search analytics
- Allow business users to access Coremetrics web analytics reports from the WebSphere Commerce Management Center tool
- Enable selling of configurable and complex products by integrating with the IBM Sterling Configurator
- Optimize order management integration performance
- Support the administration of workspaces using the WebSphere Commerce Management Center tool
Learn how to integrate PayPal® with WebsSphere® Commerce V7.0.0.1 or later so that you can use PayPal to process payment for online orders. You will add a new payment method for PayPal, create a new payment plug-in for PayPal, and customize several JSP and commands to support the PayPal flow.
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