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Vizury Combines Web Page Personalization with a Customer Data Platform

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As it developed, the company expanded its product and, in 2015, released its current flagship, Vizury Engage, an omnichannel personalization system sold primarily to banks and insurance companies. Outbound options include email, SMS, Facebook ads, and programmatic display ads. Inbound options include on-site and browser push messages.

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StrongView Moves Beyond Email to Real-Time, Contextual Marketing

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Rotating banners on the company Web site position StrongView as a “product platform” and “marketing cloud” as well as mentioning “cross-channel lifecycle marketing”, “present tense marketing”, “true one-to-one communication” and “the first customer insight solution supporting unlimited cross-channel interaction data”.

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Neolane Interaction Tightly Integrates Real-Time and Outbound Marketing Campaigns

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As I mentioned last week , there haven’t been many new B2C marketing automation products in recent years. New developments have come from established vendors who are steadily expanding their products. Supported channels include email, Web, social, mobile, call center, point of sale, and SMS. - offer arbitration (i.e.,

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Low Cost CDI from Infosolve, Pentaho and StrikeIron

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The problem is that the major CDI products like Harte-Hanks Trillium , DataMentors DataFuse and SAS DataFlux are fairly expensive. Looking at the Infosolve Web site, it’s clear they offer something relevant, since two flagship products are ‘OpenDQ’ and ‘OpenCDI’ and their tag line is ‘The Power of Zero Based Data Solutions’.

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How Do You Classify Demand Generation Systems?

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Since my ultimate goal is to help potential buyers decide which product to purchase, the obvious approach is to first classify the buyers themselves and then determine which systems best fit which group. But some systems also outbound call centers, mobile (SMS) messaging, direct mail, online chat, and RSS feeds.

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Marketo Sales Insight Expands Salesforce Access to Marketing Data

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but there’s an online demo that seems to cover pretty much the whole product. a “lead feed” feature that can send “interesting moment” alerts via RSS, SMS, email, iPhone and other mobile devices. Marketo is a Force.com application that works only with Salesforce.com, while Eloqua works with several CRM products.

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Differences Among Mobile Marketing Systems

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Of the seven products that seem to be serious marketing systems (as opposed to simple message blasters), four mention voting and related applications (sweepstakes, contests, etc.) Everybody can broadcast messages, usually in multiple formats (SMS, MMS, video, games, Web pages, portals, etc.) So much for differences.