Marketing Technology
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Acquisition
Ryder System’s CMO on Driving Technology’s Transformation
Jones talks about how technology has changed her industry and provided new growth
opportunities, as well as the role of data and the #MeToo movement. -
Acquisition
U.S. Smart Technology Projected to Top $2 billion in 2020: PQ Media
Smart technologies are the most recent addition to the marketing ecosystem and are
proving to be the most effective platforms in increasing consumer engagement. -
Acquisition
Shackleton’s Wild Tale of Antarctic Exploration and Lost Whiskey
Shackleton Whisky and Shazam turn gift boxes into augmented
reality experiences to bring the brand’s story to life. -
Acquisition
New AI Tools for Better Engagement
AI-driven technology is developing exponentially, enabling brands to get consumer
feedback on a massive scale, without having to invest a great deal of time and money. -
Acquisition
PepsiCo’s Scott Finlow on How Tech is Reshaping Marketing
PepsiCo is an innovator in marrying consumer needs with innovative and emerging technologies
to create state-of-the-art marketing wonders that drive sales and brand loyalty. -
Digital
CMS State of the Art: What You Need to Know in 2019
Looking to update your CMS in 2019?
Here’s a primer of what to consider before you buy. -
Acquisition
Self-driving PepsiCo Snackbots Invade California Campus
Satisfying the munchies just got a bit easier for students at
the University of the Pacific in Stockton, CA, with snackbot. -
Acquisition
“Make the First Move” Serena Tells Women in Bumble Campaign
As the era of #MeToo marketing moves into the New Year, tennis champ Serena Williams takes the spotlight in a year-long campaign for social networking app Bumble.
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Acquisition
Tinder for Car-Shopping? Cars.com says YES!
The new campaign, We Met on Cars.com, is powered by machine learning
with the goal to make car shopping more personal and fun. -
Acquisition
AR Still Challenging for Marketers: Survey
Brands like Dixie and Ally Bank use augmented reality, but for
many brands challenges remain, a new study found.