CHICAGO, IL, February 06, 2013 (Press-News.org) Cameleon Software announced today that CameleonTouch, its mobile CPQ application, has been highlighted as a "social" app on the world's leading business apps marketplace.
After an advanced evaluation, Cameleon mobile CPQ has been highlighted as a "Social App" on Salesforce.com's AppExchange. This distinction demonstrates that CameleonTouch, the latest version of Cameleon mobile CPQ, is a collaborative and innovative solution which strongly improves the user experience through social and mobile networks.
"Cameleon Software was the first vendor to launch a mobile CPQ application. With innovation at the core of our DNA, we are proud to also be a pioneer in social CPQ. Cameleon recognizes that CPQ must be more mobile and social in order to deliver an amazing user experience," said Sylvie Rouge, VP, Product Marketing of Cameleon Software.
"It is important for our organization to continue to deliver on saleforce.com's vision by helping companies become more social and mobile businesses," stated Jacques Soumeillan, CEO of Cameleon Software. "We are proud to see that the social features of our solution are in line with this vision for the social era. While demand for CPQ solutions is growing, we continue to lead the way through innovation and best in class user experience."
About Cameleon Software
Cameleon Software is the global leader in multichannel, multi-device product configurator, quotes, proposals and eCommerce software. Cameleon solutions empower customers' sales teams to streamline their quote-to-order process and increase sales across all channels, and marketing teams to define and launch new products faster. Cameleon's solutions integrate to leading CRM and ERP systems including Salesforce, SAP, Oracle and Microsoft and are available as both SaaS or On Premises. Rated as Positive in the Gartner Group Marketscope, Cameleon Software is a public company with strong references in industries such as insurance and financial services, telecom, hitech and manufacturing, including ADT/Tyco, Clear Channel, Gras Savoye, SFR, Technip and ThyssenKrupp.
For more information, visit: www.cameleon-software.com and www.salesforce.com/appexchange.
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Cameleon Software Announces its Mobile Application Now Being "Social"
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