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Matching Marketing Technology to Business Strategy: A Starting Framework

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As you may know, I’m working with Scott Brinker of Chief Martech blog fame and Third Door Media on the MarTech marketing technology conference set for August 19-20 in Boston.* Here’s an example of the framework for an online retailer trying to compete with Amazon by offering customers even lower prices. Fair enough.

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James Taylor on His New Book

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It has now been released (you can order through Amazon or James or Neil), so I asked James for a few comments to share. The trouble is that a blog (www.edmblog.com) and articles only give you so much room – you tend to skim each topic. The topic, of course, is enterprise decision management, which the book explains in great detail.

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The Light Bulbs Have Ears: Why Listening Is Voice-Activated Devices' Most Important Skill

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Still, in the context of this blog, what really matters is how it all affects marketers. This gatekeeper function is already at the center of the business models for Amazon, Facebook, Google, Apple and others (increasingly including non-net-neutral broadband operators).

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Simple Questions to Screen Customer Data Platform Vendors

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You can see the full explanation on the CDP Institute blog. But, since this blog has its own readership I figured I’d post the basics here as well. Some CDPs handle very high data volumes in structured databases such as Amazon Redshift. Additional configuration may later be required to access this data.

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BlueConic Selects Targeted Messages Using a Cross-Channel Marketing Database

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This blog has mentioned BlueConic in passing a couple of times but never quite gotten around to reviewing it in detail. Call it the “Amazon fallacy”: customers believe that since Amazon.com can give them highly personalized treatments, so can everyone else. Anyway, back to BlueConic.

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Will Privacy Regulations Favor Internet Giants?

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And, as you know from my last blog post , the main story in customer data today is the increasing control exerted by Google and Facebook , and to a lesser degree Amazon , Apple , and Microsoft.

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CaliberMind Offers B2B Orchestration with a Twist

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The system can accept feeds from major advertising systems ( GoogleAdwords , Bing , Facebook Ads ), from Web analytics ( Google Analytics , Mixpanel ), and various data stores ( MySQL , Amazon Redshift and S3 , MongoDB , Apache Hive , etc.). CaliberMind has embedded a third-party data load and transformation tool to manage such inputs.