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Unlock Your Real Business Problem – and Solve it – Sooner Using Anticipatory Leadership

Daniel Burrus December 4, 2021 If you have read any of my past blogs, you know that in my Anticipatory Leader System, I teach a competency called the Skip It Principle. On the surface, something like problem skipping might seem like a hands-off approach to solving an issue that arises in your organization; however, it’s … Continue reading Unlock Your Real Business Problem – and Solve it – Sooner Using Anticipatory Leadership

The top 4 data issues campaign managers face and how to solve them

Enable your marketing teams to be agile enough to react to real-time insights. Position2 on October 8, 2021   Data remains one of the most powerful assets in business. Those who know how to leverage it can execute data-driven campaigns with purpose, precision, and laser vision. And those who don’t are likely to have rudderless … Continue reading The top 4 data issues campaign managers face and how to solve them

How to Solve Common Smart Shopping Problems

Callum Coard July 11, 2021 We take a look at some of the most common Smart Shopping problems, including low impressions, inconsistent traffic levels, poor-performing products, seasonal products underperforming at key moments, low conversions from remarketing ads, and Smart Shopping underperforming against your standard Shopping campaigns. Smart Shopping takes the campaign management headaches out of … Continue reading How to Solve Common Smart Shopping Problems

How to Solve the Problem of Remote Collaboration in the Age of Working From Home

Dmytro Spilka June 23, 2021 Whilst the general consensus about working from home is positive, because of the travel cost reduction, the reduced commute time and general flexibility of the working from home day, the loss of working within an empirical team of course doesn’t really exist anymore. Statistics show that in the Netherlands alone, … Continue reading How to Solve the Problem of Remote Collaboration in the Age of Working From Home

Why Businesses Fail to Solve the Right Problem

Steven Imke January 26, 2021 In business as in politics, people are too often looking for easy, short-term solutions to demonstrate action and therefore fail to solve the right problem resulting in making the real problem harder to solve in the long run. For example, Twitter and Facebook, seeking an easy-to-implement short-term solution, after some … Continue reading Why Businesses Fail to Solve the Right Problem

7 Ways Machine Learning Can Solve Supply Chain Challenges

Mitul Makadia October 27, 2020 In the supply chain industry, rising customer expectations have given rise to larger product ranges, more complex logistics, and shamelessly fast lead times. All of this has led to soaring costs throughout the supply chain network. And minimizing the effect of these factors manually at each individual level is again … Continue reading 7 Ways Machine Learning Can Solve Supply Chain Challenges

How Machine Learning Can Finally Solve “(direct)/(none)”

Constantine Yurevich October 2, 2020 Urchin, later acquired by Google, invented an amazing way of measuring campaign performance by using last non-direct click attribution and first-party cookies. The solution was perfect—for earlier times: People used mostly one device. Smartphones were rare. Advertisers avoided mobile apps and browsers because user experience was, at that time, horrible. … Continue reading How Machine Learning Can Finally Solve “(direct)/(none)”

Cooler Screens is trying to solve digital advertising’s ‘last-mile’ problem

The company offers unique in-store digital merchandising at the point of sale. Greg Sterling on July 7, 2020 The future of retail shopping involves the tighter integration of digital and in-store experiences. Online distribution of local product inventory is one example, buy-online-pick-up-in-store (“BOPIS”) is another, Amazon Go’s cashier-free checkout is a third. Inventory and ads. … Continue reading Cooler Screens is trying to solve digital advertising’s ‘last-mile’ problem