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.

If you’re already using these channels, now is a great time to test special offers and frequent engagement with your friends and followers. Haven’t yet dipped your toes in the social waters?

WebSphere Commerce V7.0 Feature Pack 3.0 can help improve the shopping experience for customers using the WebSphere Commerce V7.0 platform.

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.

As requirements evolve during the course of a project, the developer may find it necessary to adjust the existing data model.  In most cases, this involves adding or deleting a table column.  Once the table definition is changed, the developer must also update the corresponding EJB.  This is a common development task, yet there is [...]

When it comes to meeting the evolving needs of today’s customers, WebSphere Commerce is uniquely capable of providing a comprehensive interaction platform to deliver a smarter shopping experience.

IBM Launches New Skills Initiative to Provide Partners with Education on Social Media as Business Tool

WebSphere Commerce 5.6.1 will be out of support by the end of the upcoming September, which is merely 4 months away. After that, IBM will no longer answer customers’ calls for this version. For eCommerce sites that still employs version 5.6.1, we strongly recommend them to upgrade to version 7 as soon as possible.

eZcommerce is a complete E-Commerce Solution with an online storefront, a set of simple catalog management, smart marketing and customer care tools packaged with managed services.

To the applause of the audience at Monday’s general session, Craig Hayman announced that IBM has acquired Cast Iron Systems. Afterwards, at a press conference Hayman was joined by the CEO of Cast Iron Systems, Ken Comee. The Mountain View, California company provides industry-leading cloud integration software, appliances and services.