Segmentation Strategies for Data Management Platforms
Discover some of the most crucial strategies to segmenting using a data management platform, including examples of how a DMP can enhance predictive abilities. The emergence of data management platform (DMP) usage has crystallized the data-driven marketing revolution, making marketing decisions more about deduction than intuition. There is an investment…
How Data is Transforming the Healthcare Landscape
Discover how healthcare data technology like electronic health records, data-sharing systems and encryption has been breathing new life into the industry. Even though the medical industry holds on to its heritage, by still using the symbol of medicine — the rod of Asclepius, healthcare persists at the cutting edge of research,…
What’s Next for Programmatic Media Buying?
Addressable TV advertising, digital out of home and optimization for digital assistants are three areas in which programmatic media buying could take off. For years, programmatic media buying has pushed forward the frontier of agency comfort zones by challenging some of their most ingrained practices. While person-to-person media buys still…
Adweek: Infographic: Will Millennials Head to Theaters for This Summer’s Blockbusters?
The summer blockbuster is as ubiquitous as fireworks on the Fourth of July—it wouldn’t be summer without them. But as it becomes increasingly easy to keep up with the latest entertainment from the comfort of home, advertisers and marketers can be left wondering who is actually filling those theater seats.…
How Deep Learning and Artificial Intelligence Push Big Data Forward
Find out how artificial intelligence technologies like neural networks can be coupled with big data to produce extraordinary marketing feats. Just like the rise of internet networking technologies and smaller, more-powerful processors led to the current device explosion, the advancement of technologies like machine learning and neural networks will no…
Adweek: Twitter Says Users Now Trust Influencers Nearly as Much as Their Friends
New research claims that social media influencers might have nearly as much clout as a friend or neighbor—and brands know how to harness these new household names. According to a joint study by Twitter and analytics firm Annalect, around 40 percent of respondents said they’ve purchased an item online after seeing it…