Empowerment, Delight And Conversions: Virtual Worlds For Marketing
Forbes
July 21, 2022
It’s an exciting time for marketers since a lot of thrilling technology has reached the tipping point; it’s ready to enhance your reach and might even make your job more fun and creative.
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Tags: AI, AR/VR, Innovation
How To Make AI Marketing Initiatives Actually Deliver
Forbes
May 24, 2022
How To Make AI Marketing Initiatives Actually Deliver
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Tags: AI, Innovation, Marketing
What Marketers Need To Know About The Metaverse
Forbes
March 18, 2022
The metaverse is hot these days—maybe a little too hot, since some of the biggest ideas aren't quite ready for prime time. But some metaverse concepts are real right now, and tech and marketing teams are integrating them into their plans. Other parts are about to get interesting soon.
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Tags: AI, Marketing, Metaverse
What The Future Of Work Means For Marketing
Forbes
October 06, 2021
If you’re a marketing leader, the future of work is on your mind. How can you build, retain and empower the most effective team when the war for talent is fierce? How will new ideas be shared, tested and implemented in a remote and hybrid work world? How can marketing technology (martech) help? How will you gain the added agility you need as marketing continues to rapidly evolve? And how can all this disruption make you a better business partner, helping drive revenue growth and proving it?
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Tags: AI, Marketing, Future of Work
Marketers: Don’t Let Your Company Fail At Cloud — Lead In These Four Ways Instead
Forbes
July 15, 2021
If your company is like most, you’re moving to the cloud. But for some, this move isn’t paying off as hoped. Our recent survey shows that most executives get it: Cloud is about growth and innovation, better decisions and a better customer experience, not just cutting costs. But what about when it comes to realizing this hoped-for payback in a substantial way? More than half say it isn’t happening yet.
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Tags: AI, Innovation, Marketing
Communication Technology Management (CTM) Board Member
USC Marshall School of Business
July 01, 2016
Marshall’s Institute for Communication Technology Management (CTM) at the University of Southern California (USC) is an industry funded initiative focused at understanding the evolving pressures that will reshape the way we live our lives and conduct business in the 21st century. CTM is unique in that it uses its academic pedigree to do primary market research and uses those insights to create a forum for leaders in the digital industry to discuss the issues that are reshaping our interconnected markets from a business perspective.
The CTM mandate is to 1) understand the issues driving market trends and bring those findings to the CTM membership, 2) to hold forums to uncover emerging trends and bring that back to our stakeholders, and 3) provide educational opportunities for the CTM membership in an effort to maintain a forward looking market focus. At in-person events and virtual meetings, insights are discussed within our consortium in order to identify perspectives on potential impacts that have the potential to alter market trajectories. Our goal is not to be a research shop, but to be a powerful resource to identify nascent and emerging trends that will redefine our collective markets.
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Tags: Management, Marketing, Business Strategy
PwC - CMO - US/Mexico
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PwC Releases 2018 AI Predictions For How To Shape Business Strategy
