Founded in 2004, I-COM is a global association helping its members to achieve competitive advantage in Smart Data Marketing, the art of creatively leveraging value from Data to create competitive advantage in products, user experience, and promotion. At Intent HQ, this is our bread and butter, working with leading telcos and brand owners to increase relevance, marketing ROI, and reduce churn.
I-COM organizes forums and competitions to showcase meaningful innovation, best practices, and to support overall Business Transformation in becoming fully customer-centric & smart data-driven.
Colin White, Head of Marketing at Intent HQ says, “I-COM members are thought leaders in their respective disciplines and this makes I-COM a leading association in the data-driven marketing industry. I-COM is very highly regarded as a forum for sharing best practices and we are thrilled to have been accepted as a member.”For more information visit: https://www.i-com.org/
The judges commented that Intent HQ’s approach to transforming first-party customer and transaction data into actionable, human-like insights, collaboration with one of North America’s leading Tier One telcos, the incorporation of multiple areas of AI, and an ethical AI environment set it apart.
Intent HQ, the AI Customer Analytics Platform, has ranked 387 in this year’s Financial Times 1000 (FT1000) list. Having secured a top 500 spot in 2023, this year has seen Intent HQ rise an additional 85 places in the ranking and one of only 147 companies in this year’s FT1000 to have made the grade for three consecutive years.
Intent HQ is proud to announce we won the Women in Tech Best Employer award in the 50-149 employees category for the second consecutive year. This remarkable achievement showcases Intent HQ’s unwavering commitment to fostering Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DE&I) within our organization. Quadrupling the Team: Evidencing Year on Year Growth of Female Hires Diversity, […]
Conducted in the spring of 2022, Intent HQ’s global study is the first to map consumer attitudes about data privacy with research into telco marketing practices. It highlights the disparity between attitudes towards using consumer data and beliefs about customer expectations.