Our webcast featured some uniquely qualified voices.
Professor Jose Luis Nueno is a Marketing legend. He is justifiably renowned for his insights into consumer behavior and how corporate business models should take this into account. He evaluates how the increased intensity of our digital lives has heightened the demands for consumer data protection and privacy during Covid. The pandemic has made new demands on customer experience that are driving change… we are beginning to see which demands are here to stay.
Matthew Mobley, Chief Technology Officer at Merkle, is also a well-known talent. Merkle’s Enterprise Technology Group is an innovator in marketing technology and digital transformation. During the pandemic, Matt saw many retailers who were digitizing effectively. However, some retailers found out that they were doing nowhere near enough, in specific critical areas. For them, acquisition, retention, and loyalty have been challenged during the pandemic.
During Covid, we saw major shifts in the way we live our lives. But humans are resilient and many habits run deep.
El disruptor de moda rápida Shein está sacudiendo el mercado español, superando a gigantes europeos como Zara tanto en búsquedas online como en crecimiento. A pesar de las preocupaciones éticas, los bajos precios de Shein y su enfoque estratégico en las ciudades más pequeñas están conquistando a los jóvenes profesionales. El Market Explorer de Intent HQ revela estos datos, mostrando el crecimiento del 67% de Shein y su potencial para superar a Primark en dos años. No te quedes atrás: Market Explorer revela datos reales sobre los consumidores para ayudar a las marcas a adaptarse y prosperar en la era Shein.
As artificial intelligence becomes an integral part of our lives, a new frontier called Edge AI is emerging, promising to enhance AI capabilities even further.
Marketing campaigns are won and lost on the accessibility and quality of the data companies have about their customers. On paper, telecom operators have a huge advantage in this area because no sector holds the same volume or variety of customer data. But are these firms really making the most of this?
