OpenText Exstream vs THREADS comparison

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2,218 views|1,843 comparisons
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Also Known As
HP Exstream, Exstream, OpenText Communications Center Enterprise (CCE)
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Overview
OpenText Exstream allows business users to optimize customer engagement through the design and delivery of ultra-personalized, consistent, compliant, communications - delivered anytime, anywhere.

Threads empowers teams to easily share, discuss, and make decisions no matter where they are.

Sample Customers
Merrill Lynch, Northshore Credit, Humana, Aviva Insurance, Penn National, Unum, RDS Group, Denver Water, E.On, Powergrid International Whitepaper
BUFFER, BREX, The Atlantic, Whisper, Bitwise, Aspire
Top Industries
VISITORS READING REVIEWS
Financial Services Firm24%
Insurance Company21%
Computer Software Company14%
Manufacturing Company4%
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Company Size
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Small Business13%
Midsize Enterprise10%
Large Enterprise77%
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OpenText Exstream is ranked 2nd in Customer Communications Management (CCM) while THREADS is ranked 23rd in Customer Communications Management (CCM). OpenText Exstream is rated 0.0, while THREADS is rated 0.0. On the other hand, OpenText Exstream is most compared with Quadient Inspire, Smart Communications, Pitney Bowes EngageOne, Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) Forms and Oracle Documaker, whereas THREADS is most compared with .

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