If applications like CDPs and customer engagement platforms rely on data in data warehouses, what are the broad implications for the martech stack as a whole? Kim Davis on August 15, 2024 This is the third article in a three-part series. The first, on composable CDPs, is here; the second, on composable customer engagement … Continue reading What the composability revolution means for the martech stack
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What the composability revolution means for CDPs
Big changes are afoot in the martech space under the broad term ‘composability.’ One of the first categories to be impacted is the CDP. Kim Davis on August 7, 2024 The growing use of cloud data warehouses will challenge how we think about martech stacks. It might even lead to an unbundling of applications … Continue reading What the composability revolution means for CDPs
The autonomous marketing revolution: Navigating the new frontier of brand engagement by Wunderkind
Martech is transforming from human-driven tools to engines that autonomously feed on data to deliver results. Here’s what that means for your business. Wunderkind on May 21, 2024 The convergence of big data and artificial intelligence (AI) is setting the stage for revolutionary changes in how brands engage with consumers. Traditional marketing methods are … Continue reading The autonomous marketing revolution: Navigating the new frontier of brand engagement by Wunderkind
Will the AI revolution cost you a fortune in new subscription fees? No one really knows
By Sam Becker February 02, 2024 In January, Samsung unveiled its upcoming generation of Galaxy smartphones and devices, which will incorporate new AI-powered features. But it could come with a cost, as a note on the Galaxy S24 Ultra’s product page indicates that “Galaxy AI features by Samsung will be provided for free until … Continue reading Will the AI revolution cost you a fortune in new subscription fees? No one really knows
From efficiency to efficacy: 2024’s B2B marketing revolution
2024 calls for a deeper analysis of marketing initiatives, focusing on outcomes and finding the 200% better idea. Mark Ogne on January 12, 2024 As we slide into 2024, B2B marketing leaders face new challenges: deals are harder to close, budgets are shrinking, and expectations are rising. It’s a challenge beyond being more efficient with … Continue reading From efficiency to efficacy: 2024’s B2B marketing revolution
Omnicom’s Flywheel acquisition signals the start of a revolution
The third digital commerce revolution is here. It’s a good time to be a growing platform with digital and retail media capabilities. Kim Davis on November 10, 2023 “Retail media is hard, but worth it. Its the third revolution in digital advertising and in almost every way, its more interesting than the previous two. It’s … Continue reading Omnicom’s Flywheel acquisition signals the start of a revolution
The martech revolution: Making deeper customer connections in a digital world
A comprehensive and strategic overview of the martech landscape and a valuable resource for C-suite executives across business, marketing and technology roles. Gene De Libero on August 23, 2023 In today’s always-on world, every click matters. The consumer moves faster than the brand. The marketing technology revolution is the compass guiding businesses through uncharted waters. … Continue reading The martech revolution: Making deeper customer connections in a digital world
How AI could power advertising’s next creative revolution
By Jeff Beer April 23, 2023 Little more than a month after OpenAI’s generative AI chatbot ChatGPT went viral for its ability to write essays and poems, all in humanlike text, Ryan Reynolds did what he does best and played it for an advertising gag. In an ad for Mint Mobile, he asked ChatGPT … Continue reading How AI could power advertising’s next creative revolution
Live to Work or Work to Live? The Anti-work Revolution
Live to Work or Work to Live? The Anti-work Revolution Nina Paczka / 05 Apr 2022 Do you know what German philosopher Karl Marx and American anarchist Bob Black have in common? Shared convictions such as the critique of work, its abolition, or opposition to meaningless work or to work in a capitalist system. … Continue reading Live to Work or Work to Live? The Anti-work Revolution
A big vibe shift just happened in the WFH revolution
By Clint Rainey February 16, 2022 A report out today from the Pew Research Center suggests that the pandemic may be swaying American workers’ attitudes about the office. A majority tell Pew that they’ve now started working from home simply because they can, not because they have to. Pew notes that fewer workers … Continue reading A big vibe shift just happened in the WFH revolution